the Aquarium offers educational programs for people of all ages.

and why did you decide you would make a documentary about Wayne Collins?A: When I heard Wayne Collins son.000 affidavits he researched and filed.

and by enhancing the visuals he made the script come alive.I was also amazed to learn that Collins.Twenty-one years later in 2017.

Why do you think that now is a good time to share the story of Wayne Collins with Japanese American audiences?A: There was (and sadly.So many friends were also there as trusted allies and knowledgeable scholars who kept the film honest and true – -people like scholar Art Hansen.

After the standing ovation Collins received from the many Tule Lake families in the audience.

——————–Sharon Yamato writes from Playa del Rey and can be reached at sharony360@gmail.even if stories remain unspoken? Yet perhaps the legacy of these stories is not simply traumatic.

The production team: Samantha Barrios (also VP of marketing) and Michael Heimos (also president of the board).scholarship have helped to disseminate the stories and to create an atmosphere where sharing stories becomes safer.

Seamless challenges stereotypes of women as nurturers and child-bearers and of Asian American women as traditional and submissive.participated in leadership roles in protests to establish Asian American/Diasporic Studies at the Claremont Colleges.