He is a 19th-generation member of the family that originally had the residential compound constructed.

or they have no connection to this history at all.send email to katari@manzanarcommittee.

We are beyond grateful to the JA Community Foundation for recognizing the importance of the Katari project and for their generous support.Due to the shifting dynamics and demographics within the Japanese American community.and that forced relocation/forced removal has been the rule.

This grant will go a long way in supporting our efforts to educate young people.For detailed information about the Katari project.

an increasing and alarming number of young people lack the knowledge and experience to be able to keep the stories of Japanese American incarcerees alive.

giving them some of the tools theyll need to keep the stories of former Japanese American incarcerees alive.Come see all the cars decked out with Halloween decorations and stick around for crafts

this short narrative film is part of a multimedia.Funded in part by a Japanese American Confinement Sites (JACS) grant.

Kavan Reece and Chris Tashima.the film is inspired by true events.