Photos introduce visitors and students to the history of the Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

together we can make sure that the museum continues to be a place where history is never forgotten.The Fires of Racial RevolutionTakei directed the audiences attention to the building across the plaza.

The Japanese American National Museum is … more than a cultural institution.the present is challenged and not ignored.We also honor our second-generation parents.

as a first Filipino to serve on the City Council.programs will continue at JANMs Democracy Center and other locations throughout the Los Angeles area.

-Japan relations and mutual understanding.

We were going to hold our grand opening on April 29.continuing to support events that preserve historical integrity and prevent the erasure of dark moments is more imperative today.

the AEA denies non-citizens their constitutional rights of equal protection and due process under the law.and work that is being done to preserve and interpret the former site of the Crystal City prison camp.

-born children who were incarcerated alongside persons of Japanese heritage in Texas.Many were repatriated against their will to countries where their Latin American-born children had never before visited.