and gentrification to consider how the past is relevant to present day issues of identity and preservation.

Sachiko Tanabe (13) and Aiko Oyakawa (11) drowned in 1944.titled Americas Last WWII Concentration Camp and funded by the Tomoye Henri Takahashi Charitable Foundation.

Struck by the similarities in civil rights abuses faced by both communities.the naming of a street for the two young Peruvian Japanese girls who drowned in the pool in 1945.One of three core exhibits in the museum.

where he first learned about Crystal Citys WWII prison camp.CT a panel discussion will be hosted at the museum.

After witnessing the photo exhibit that Estrada produced during the 2012 Spinach Festival.

going forward toward the preservation of the history and memory of the Crystal City Family Internment Camp.to ensure AA NHPI communities are engaged in the federal policymaking process and are not left behind.

It has been an incredible honor to work alongside you to help fulfill the promise of America for AA and NHPI families and communities.As the Biden Administration drew to a close.

The WHIAANHPI page on Facebook has been archived.established by President Joe Biden through Executive Order 14031 as amended by Executive Order 14109