Workshops & Classes
Reaffirmed Commitment: A Conversation with Norman Y. Mineta
Workshops & Classes
Reaffirmed Commitment: A Conversation with Norman Y. Mineta
If you missed the program, you can watch it online on JANM’s YouTube channel.
PAY WHAT YOU WISH
On August 10, 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, landmark legislation through which the US government issued an apology and provided monetary compensation to Japanese Americans who had survived America’s concentration camps during World War II.
JANM will commemorate this unprecedented event in our nation’s history with a conversation between the Hon. Norman Y. Mineta and Dr. Mitchell T. Maki, Go For Broke National Education Center President/CEO and author of Achieving the Impossible Dream: How Japanese Americans Achieved Redress.
Presented in partnership with GFBNEC in conjunction with the newly re-installed redress section of Common Ground: The Heart of Community.
Admission to JANM is Pay What You Wish on this day. RSVPs are strongly recommended using the link below.
Please note that priority seating will be assigned to those who have made reservations in advance. RSVPs will be released 15 minutes before opening, seating thereafter will be first come first served.
In the George & Sakaye Aratani Central Hall
About the Event
If you missed the program, you can watch it online on JANM’s YouTube channel.
PAY WHAT YOU WISH
On August 10, 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, landmark legislation through which the US government issued an apology and provided monetary compensation to Japanese Americans who had survived America’s concentration camps during World War II.
JANM will commemorate this unprecedented event in our nation’s history with a conversation between the Hon. Norman Y. Mineta and Dr. Mitchell T. Maki, Go For Broke National Education Center President/CEO and author of Achieving the Impossible Dream: How Japanese Americans Achieved Redress.
Presented in partnership with GFBNEC in conjunction with the newly re-installed redress section of Common Ground: The Heart of Community.
Admission to JANM is Pay What You Wish on this day. RSVPs are strongly recommended using the link below.
Please note that priority seating will be assigned to those who have made reservations in advance. RSVPs will be released 15 minutes before opening, seating thereafter will be first come first served.
In the George & Sakaye Aratani Central Hall
