Kaitlyn Emiko Chu (2023); (third row) Kent Suzuki.

The event is free but registration is required.Set in the Poston concentration camp in Arizona during World War II.

The project is sponsored by the Poston Community Alliance.Marlene Shigekawas The Blue Jay will be screened on Sunday.Shigekawa is best known for telling stories that focus on controversial character-driven narratives that tackle issues of equity and justice.

She is the executive director and co-director of the documentary For the Sake of the Children (2017) and the writer/director of The Blue Jay.Her published works include the childrens books Blue Jay in the Desert and Welcome Home Swallows and a career development book.

at the Japanese American National Museums Tateuchi Democracy Forum.

she works with the Colorado River Indian Tribes community in Arizona to preserve the stories of both Japanese Americans and Native Americans.Keep reading to learn how to get started.

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