The Crystal City detention center exhibit.

According to CSU Sacramento Ethnic Studies Professor Wendi Yamashita.Special presentation in Gardena.

Students with ID: free (limited) Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.34 minutes) by Yuriko Gamo Romer.This program is one of my favorite Nichi Bei events and I think it will be a wonderful way to connect with the JA communities there.

a redress activist who continues to speak out for social justice and serves on the Films of Remembrance Committee.We remember the incarceration of our community during WWII in order honor the experiences of our families.

A Japanese Canadian recalls his life in Vancouver.

these films help us tell our story so that everyone can learn about Japanese American incarceration.Funding will host workshops K-12 teachers on history of J-Town.

JANMs project is one of the 240 humanities projects nationwide that are funded by $37.Workshops will examine how Little Tokyo has been impacted by events and issues such as restrictive covenants.

5 million in grants from the NEH.They will also explore teaching through primary sources.