” Chu told the energetic crowd.

Omoris family spent three-and-a-half years as inmates in the Poston War Relocation Center in Arizona.examining not only the historical context of the incarceration but also its enduring impact and continued relevance in todays world.

many personally selected by Omori.a comprehensive two-day event examining the Japanese American incarceration during World War II.We can’t cover everything.

governments mistreatment of im/migrants.but we can be a step in continuing community discussions and result in more understanding about our troubled past.

She appeared in Kerwin Berks Kintsukuroi (2024).

Changing Perspectives aims to create a space for Japanese Americans to gather in community.JANM was the only museum in the country to take such a powerful and public stand.

A page was restored days later.said his father would be filled with pride at JANMs resolve.

who served during the Korean War era.He said JANM is under threat by the federal government because of our mission to social justice.