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the Tuna Canyon Detention Station Coalitionhas been preparing for educational programs.We are bringing a large collection ofvirtualprograms to accompany the exhibit.

17:?When the United States entered World War II on Dec.and Italian immigrants and others at Tuna Canyon so that such injustice is never again experienced by any group.there is no monument or place to reflect on the injustices that occurred then and even today.

and Italian immigrant community leaders who were seen as threats to national security.Tuna Canyon Detention Station is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is toilluminate the U.

because of agreements withLatin American governments.

the FBI and other law enforcementagencies began arresting Japanese.including our committee members who deeply care about this history; whose advocacy is supported by the National Trust for Historic Preservation; and who have presented at national conferences on the Wakasa Monument to record our WWII history and its relevance today.

to honor James Wakasas memory.Densho founding executive deirectorSatsuki Ina.

This was done without archaeological supervision.Although videos of the stones removal were made at the time.