Kai is doing just that with her AAPI Ethnic Studies course by building bridges through education.

there was so little written about the Japanese internment.the culmination of efforts led by the students in partnership with the Tulare County Fair Heritage Foundation.

If you or your loved ones were incarcerated at Tulare prior to being transferred to Gila River.the Tulare County Fairgrounds does not have a monument or a single plaque to recognize this important history.This project has provided a unique opportunity for students to engage with important and forgotten history.

raising awareness about Japanese American incarceration at Tulare.understand the importance of honoring those who were wrongfully incarcerated.

His students have given presentations to the entire student body using slideshows and T-shirts they specifically made for the occasion.

It promises to be a beacon of learning.Kawasaki left ABC in 2004 to pursue special education administrative duties in the El Segundo Unified School District until her retirement in 2006.

and hosted many Japanese players during their stay in the U.Through her schools and home church.

Lew continues to purchase and maintain the SFV JACC coffee and meal utensils inventory.Executive Order 9066 disrupted the family.