on the site of what later came to be known as the Wakamatsu Colony.

For detailed information about the Katari project.an increasing and alarming number of young people lack the knowledge and experience to be able to keep the stories of Japanese American incarcerees alive.

giving them some of the tools theyll need to keep the stories of former Japanese American incarcerees alive.place-based learning experience about World War II Japanese American incarceration and more.is a project in which the Manzanar Committee partners with the National Park Service staff at Manzanar National Historic Site.

The program seeks to bridge the generation gap that has made it much more difficult for young Japanese Americans to teach others about Japanese American incarceration during World War II.UC Riverside and UC San Diego will spend two full days at the Manzanar National Historic Site.

It is a learning experience that cannot be replicated in a classroom.

participating in an intensive.showcasing strong support from prominent organizations committed to addressing the housing crisis.

culture and collective future matter.CCF and our donors are committed to ensuring thatlow-income communities across Los Angeles have access to affordable housing.

LTSC preserves and strengthens the unique ethnic communities of the region where people.With a groundbreaking ceremony in the works.