5/10/2022 – Mosaic Class – Fukuoka Sister City

• Event Flyer (Click Here)

5/7/2022 – Celebrate Asian Pacific Islander API Heritage Month

Women Rising: Strengthening & Connecting Our Communities” to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month in two weeks on SATURDAY May 7, 2022 FROM 10am to 1pm.

Flyer

• Flyer Link

5/3/2022 – 442nd Nisei Exhibit on the USS Hornet – Alameda CA

This exhibit was installed and is managed by the Friends and Family of Nisei Veterans group. It honors the contributions made by Nisei soldiers during WWII.

Tour the exhibit aboard the USS Hornet in Alameda CA. Call in advance for a guided tour. More Infomation

4/20/2022 – Community Youth Pebble Collection & Educational Nature Walk Day

• April 30, 2022 – 9:15 to 11:30 am
• Co Sponsored by Fukuoka Sister City Association

Website Link

OFSCA is honored to be partnering with the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) on an exciting and nature-filled day where Oakland youth are invited to participate in a special educational presentation and nature walk with an EBRPD naturalist on topics such as the local watershed system, environmental conservation and protection, climate change and its impacts, the history of the area, and so on.

To deepen the symbolism in the Oakland Fukuoka Sister City 60th Anniversary mosaic mural and celebrate our connectedness to each other and nature, pebbles from Oakland, CA and Fukuoka, Japan will be incorporated into the water design of the mosaic mural with the message of “Compassion, Peace, and Community”.

Participants will be invited to a future US-Japan virtual exchange about the pebble exchange and mural where we can learn from each other.

We celebrate our relationship we have and recognize that water and our natural environments sustain us and connect us to one another

Participation by approved application only.

Approximately 10-15 school-age youth participants and a chaperone.

As youth programming, promoting global citizenry, cultural exchange, education, and community building are central to OFSCA’s mission, we are inviting youth to connect with each other, learn about their local parks and environment, while collecting pebbles.

Fukuoka residents similarly participated in a pebble collection event hosted by the Fukuoka Oakland Friendship Association (FOFA) in January 2022.

Sign up here: https://bit.ly/OFSCAPebbles

Deadline to apply is April 20, 2022 @ 5 pm.

Reach out to us at OFSCAmural@gmail.com if you have questions.

4/11/2022 – Youth Japan Trip – The Center / JCCCNC San Francisco

Center Announcements & Updates Japanese Heritage Day with the San Francisco Giants

 

Saturday, May 21, 2022 @ 1:05 PM

San Francisco Giants vs. San Diego Padres

Oracle Park 24 Willie Mays Plaza

San Francisco, CA 94107 

 

Join the Center, and Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream to cheer on our hometown San Francisco Giants as they celebrate Japanese Heritage Day vs. the San Diego Padres.  Show your pride with a Japanese-themed Giants T-Shirt designed by Sumofish artist and creator Brandt Fuse included with your purchase.

 

Receive special group rates and save 20% on tickets by purchasing your tickets through the Center while avoiding added service and convenience fees.  Ticket proceeds will benefit the Center and Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream.

 

Japanese Heritage Day View Reserve Tickets

$35 Center Members | $38 General Public

Sections VR310-VR312

 

Japanese Heritage Day Premium Lower Box Tickets

$95 Center Members | $100 General Public

Section PLB105

 

Or

 

Triples Alley VIP

Presented by Alaska Airlines

with Special Guest Kristi Yamaguchi

Join the San Francisco Giants in celebrating the 30 year anniversary of Kristi Yamaguchi’s Gold Medal triumph.  You will also be granted access to an exclusive Q&A with Kristi to discuss her 1992 Olympic experience and the recent success with the USA Figure Skating Team during the Winter Games.

Purchase Includes:

• Premium game ticket for Saturday, May 21 vs. the San Diego Padres
• Kristi Yamaguchi signed bobblehead
• Japanse Heritage Day T-Shirt
• Access to the Triples Alley pre-game premium event space
• Complimentary food & beverage during the pre-game event

Japanese Heritage Day VIP View Reserve Tickets

$160 Center Members | $170 General Public

Section VR310

 

Japanese Heritage Day VIP Premium Lower Box Tickets

$225 Center Members | $235 General Public

Sections PLB105 & PLB106

Upcoming Programs!

J-Chat Virtual Japanese Language Conversation Exchange

Date: Friday, April 15, 2022

Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm

Location: Online Via Zoom

Fees: $3 Members / $5 General Public / Free for volunteer Facilitators

 

Native and fluent Japanese-speaking volunteers are needed! Sign up to volunteer!

LEARN MORE         REGISTER TODAY

 

Kabuki Theatre Appreciation Class with JETAANC 

Love in the Library with Maggie Tokuda-Hall

Date: Sunday, April 24, 2022

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm 

Location: the Center

Fees: Free Admission, Open to the Public

LEARN MORE         REGISTER TODAY

Do-It-Yourself: Moss Muraling!

Date: Thursday, April 28, 2022

Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm

Location: the Center

Fees: $25 Members / $30General Public

 

 

LEARN MORE          REGISTER TODAY

Spring Kaiseki Virtual Cooking Workshop

Book Event: Yatate – Japanese Pre-Modern Portable Writing Implement 

Date: Sunday, May 1, 2022

Time: 2:00pm-3:00pm

Location: the Center

Fees: Free Admission, Open to the Public

LEARN MORE         REGISTER TODAY

Kansho no Hana – Mother’s Day Ikebana Workshop

Date: Thursday, May 5, 2022

Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm

Location: the Center

Fees: $40 Members / $45 General Public

LEARN MORE         REGISTER TODAY

2022 Japantown Children’s Day Festival

5/21/2022 – Japanese Heritage Day with the San Francisco Giants

• Event & Ticket Information (Flyer)

3/3/2022 – Sahomi Tachibana: American Legacy of a Japanese Dancer

• Sahomi Tachibana Japanese Dancer Flyer
• Online Registration Site

2/25/2022 – Covid-19 Information – UCLA Asian American Studies Center

#TranslateCovid Mailing List | Feb. 23, 2022 How to Plan a Mobile Vaccine Clinic

This checklist provides tips on how you can plan a mobile vaccine clinic that will run smoothly and benefit your community. Contact your local county’s public health department to get started. Click here for more information about hosting clinics in LA County. Download Checklist Vaccine Education for the AANHPI Community The California Endowment is helping to address myths and concerns around COVID-19 and vaccines. To assist partners who want to share teen and parent testimonials, we are featuring these videos from health workers, and comics in Spanish, Chinese, Hmong, Vietnamese, and Punjabi on the TranslateCovid.org community resources tab. You can learn more about The California Endowment and their work to achieve health equity here. Watch Now “Let’s Stay Safe, California” Video Testimonials Californians are sharing why they got vaccinated against COVID-19. Watch and share these testimonials with your community members who want to hear from real people about their vaccine stories. Here are some examples of videos you can watch: A Nurse’s Vaccination Message for the Pacific Islander Community Stockton: A Parent’s Advice to Protect Ourselves and Our Children From COVID-19 Los Angeles: A Mariachi’s Vaccination Story (Spanish) // “La historia de como un mariachi se vacuna por su comunidad” See the full list of videos available in multiple languages, including Spanish, Mixteco, Khmer, and Triqui. Watch Now Vaccine PSAs for rural communities According to the CDC, only 48.4% of California’s rural population are fully vaccinated, as of February 2022. To view this data, visit the CDC data tracker, hover over the light blue “View” box and click “Urban/Rural.” It’s critical to encourage rural communities to be vaccinated, as hospital staff are overwhelmed and exhausted by the number of unvaccinated and severely ill people in these communities. The COVID-19 Vaccine Education Initiative created a set of PSAs showing the unique experiences and stories of rural communities including this video from Coach Navarro in Spanish and English. The full set of videos of seven stories can be viewed here on YouTube. Watch Now Community Resources COVID-19 safety Know which masks provide the best protection against COVID-19. Other resources in English can be found here. What to do if you’re diagnosed with COVID-19 In-language instructions for COVID-19 rapid self-tests Vaccinations Natural immunity versus being vaccinated The importance of vaccinating your child Black History Month Vaccination Resources: Digital Toolkit COVID-19 Community Toolkit for Hispanic communities NIH Community Engagement Alliance: FAQs and resources Conversations about COVID-19 COVID Vaccine Ambassador Training: How to Talk to Parents COVID conversations and employer toolkits  Five ways to combat misinformation when communicating about COVID Other resources Bystander intervention trainings AAPI Equity Alliance in-language resources: food assistance and other public benefits Affordable Connectivity Program

You are receiving TranslateCovid.org updates because the UCLA Asian American Studies Center identified you as a valued community member who may benefit from our reliable and translated COVID-19 information. We hope that you continue to stay on this mailing list to receive new in-language fact sheets and resources for the communities you serve.

The AASC at UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, So. Channel Islands) and pay our respects to the honuukvetam (ancestors), ‘ahiihirom (elders), and ‘eyoohiinkem (relatives/relations) past, present, and emerging. Copyright © 2022 UCLA Asian American Studies Center, All rights reserved.

2/16/2022 – Bay Area Day of Remembrance 2022

Event: Saturday, February 19, 2022

2/12/2022 – 11am – An Interfaith Vigil of Remembrance & Solidarity

Saturday February 12, 2022 – 11am – 12:15pm – Free Event on Zoom

• Flyer – Online Event (Flyer)
• Event RSVP Link (LINK)

2/2/2022 – Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto performing at SFJAZZ with Destiny Muhammad

Thu Feb. 3rd in person, two shows 7p and 8:30p

Hi everyone and Happy Chinese New Year, the Year of the Tiger!

Just wanted to let you know that I will be performing with Destiny Muhammad and many great artists this coming Thursday, February 3, in person, for two shows at 7p and 8:30p.  We had a rehearsal yesterday, and it was truly a wonderful feeling to not only be playing in person, but also to interact spontaneously with these phenomenal musicians and artists!  It really warms my heart to be able to experience this, and I hope you will consider joining us this Thursday to feel the groove, as well!

Best regards,

Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto, koto

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with

Tammy L. Hall piano
Arthur Chico Lopez bass
Leon Joyce Jr. drums
Marvin K. White, Minister of Celebration, GLIDE Memorial Church, San Francisco spoken word

In the spirit of the artist and quilter, Rosie Lee Tompkins

https://www.sfjazz.org/tickets/productions/destiny-muhammad-2122/

• Shirley Muramoto performs and teaches the koto (a Japanese string instrument). Shirley’s group was recently featured on the BCO Virtual Obon Event in August 2022 (Link). More information: Website: https://skmkoto.com/

1/15/2022 – J-Sei Crab Feed – To Go

Pre-order required. Pickup Sunday February 27th

Order Page

• 31st Annual J-Sei Crab Feed to be held once again on a To-Go basis. Fresh Dungeness Crab Asian Salad, Garlic Noodles, Bread and Dessert Dinner Tickets: $50/person Pre-order early as a limited number of dinners will be sold. Pre-order online (Order Page).
• Crab Feed Mail Order Flyer/Form (PDF Link)

J-Sei Senior Services and Cultural Programs (Link)

1/13/2022 – Covid-19 Information – Omicron & Testing

#TranslateCovid Mailing List | Jan. 13, 2022 FAQ: Omicron, testing, and vaccines

California is experiencing a record surge in COVID-19 cases, as well as remaining gaps in vaccination rates. 80.6% of the state’s population over the age of 5 is vaccinated with at least one dose. However, with the spread of Omicron, the state reached a record high of 23.1% positivity rate over a 7-day period, as of Jan. 12, according to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) COVID-19 dashboard. In comparison, California’s 7-day positivity rate was at 2.2% on Dec. 3 and 17.1% on Jan. 1 of last year, according to the CDPH. COVID-19 disproportionately affects California’s low-income, Latino, Black and Pacific Islander communities, as well as essential workers, according to the CDPH. Moreover, a low proportion of children are fully vaccinated: only 18.5% of children ages 5-11 in the state as of Jan. 12. To find this data point, look for “Vaccination Status by Group,” go to “Select Category” and choose “Age.” We hope the resources below are helpful to help address concerns, distrust, and misinformation that persist among our communities. 1. How can I stay safe from Omicron? We have the tools to fight Omicron: vaccines, masks, and testing. Mask guidance from the CA Department of Public Health recommends using surgical masks or higher-level respirators (e.g., N95s, KN95s, KF94s) with a good fit. Their masking fact sheet is easily shareable with your community members. They also have a Q&A on face coverings. The CDC recommends boosters for ages 12-17. Getting this population boosted will help limit the spread of Omicron. The Public Health Communications Collaborative (PHCC) has updated talking points on boosters for 12-17 year olds. For moderately or severely immunocompromised people, the CDC has age-specific recommendations for an additional primary dose and a booster dose. This includes updates about the third dose for ages 5+ and booster doses for ages 12-17. LA County breaks it down in a chart here. To find vaccines near you: 1) go to vaccines.gov; 2) text your ZIP code to 438829; or 3) call 1-800-232-0233 for the national COVID-19 vaccination assistance hotline. 2. Where can I get tested for COVID-19?  There are several ways to find testing sites. Free, confidential COVID-19 testing is available to every Californian. Find COVID-19 testing sites in your area: California LA County Fresno County San Bernardino County Sacramento County For African American church testing sites in California, visit the African American Community Empowerment Council listing. California has also partnered with OptumServe to provide free, confidential testing statewide. Tests are available for everyone, including: underserved communities and individuals who are at high risk, uninsured, undocumented and homeless individuals. You do not need a driver’s license to get this test. You must register first at lhi.care/covidtesting. Tests are by appointment only. Once registered, you may find appointments in your area through the website. You won’t need to register again once you’ve signed up. If you do not have internet access, call OptumServe at 1-888-634-1123. 3. What should I do if I test positive or I was exposed to COVID-19? If you test positive, you will need to isolate yourself from others. If you were in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, you will need to quarantine. Please refer to the CADPH Guidance on quarantine and isolation. PHCC also explains what you should do in this FAQ. 4. What is the best time to test for COVID-19?  UCLA Health shares the following information: “Omicron ‘appears to behave more like a cold virus in the vaccinated population,’ says Dr. Omai Garner, director of clinical microbiology for UCLA Health. The now-dominant omicron variant presents differently in vaccinated and boosted individuals than previous variants, Dr. Garner says, which affects the need for, and timing of, testing.” Read more at UCLA Health to pick the best time to test, depending if you’re vaccinated and if it’s a PCR or antigen test. The story is also available in Chinese, Spanish, Farsi, Korean, and Japanese. Find COVID-19 Testing Near You 5. How do I use a self-test kit? This short video from the CDC explains the basics of how to purchase a self-test, collect a specimen, perform the test, and dispose of the test. 6. Is there a California COVID-19 hotline? Yes, there is a COVID-19 information line. It’s a part of the state’s ongoing effort to provide reliable, trusted information and support. Translators are available to answer questions in: Spanish, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian, Japanese, Italian, French, and other languages. Call 833‑422‑4255 (833-4CA-4ALL). The statewide call center is open 7 days a week: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Pacific Time Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific Time

You are receiving TranslateCovid.org updates because the UCLA Asian American Studies Center identified you as a valued community member who may benefit from our reliable and translated COVID-19 information. We hope that you continue to stay on this mailing list to receive new in-language fact sheets and resources for the communities you serve.

The AASC at UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, So. Channel Islands) and pay our respects to the honuukvetam (ancestors), ‘ahiihirom (elders), and ‘eyoohiinkem (relatives/relations) past, present, and emerging. Copyright © 2022 UCLA Asian American Studies Center, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because the Center periodically sends special announcements to those in media, public service, or community-serving organizations for whom they may be of interest. This does not include you in the Center’s main listserve, which sends out regular news and announcements throughout the year. If you would like to be added to our main listserve, please send your request to events@aasc.ucla.edu. We do not sell, rent, loan, trade, or lease the e-mail addresses on our lists to anyone. You may opt out at any time. Our mailing address is: UCLA Asian American Studies Center 3230 Campbell Hall 405 Hilgard Ave, Box 951546 Los Angeles, CA 90095 Link to Flyer/Word Doc

1/10/2022 – Covid-19 Testing @ Asian Heath Services

  Flyer

Please contact AHS for an appointment to get tested. (510) 735-3222

2/5/2022 – Buddhist Temple of Alameda Steak Fundraiser

Date Change to March 5th, 2022 – Event is SOLD OUT

Flyer

11/5/2021 – Two Events! – Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Assoc Fundraiser

PDF Flyer

DATE: Wednesday December 8 from 4:00-5:00 via Zoom

Chef Lala Harrison will be showcasing the following Gluten free menu:

Blackened chicken, Charred Scallion Chili Oil, Garlic Collard Greens, Citrus Candied Yams. The meal kit is for two people.

Winemaker Josh Hammerling will be speaking about his Sunflower Sutra (sparkling) and Cabernet Pfeffer (red).

Deadline to reserve is Wednesday December 1, 2022

Purchase tickets via the following link. (Ticket prices from $100-$155 for two) OFSCA East Bay Culinary Adventure: Chef Lala Harrison & Hammerling Wines (More Information)

• More information about Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association’s Japan Exchange Program

10/26/2021 – We Shall Be Free, We Shall Find Peace

10/11/2021 – JESEI Event – Chiura Obata: Art and Life Inspired by Nature By Kimi Hill

• Sunday October 17, 2021 – 2-4pm pdt.
• Zoom Meeting Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82335700843
• RSVP and More Information (email): info@ashbyvillage.org

9/26/2021 48-Star American Flag Signing Project

Saturday October 23, 2021 – 10am-2pm @ Buddhist Temple of Alameda

PDF Flyer

• Event honoring all Japanese American WWII Incarceration Camp Internees (PDF Flyer)

9/26/2021 – Discover Nikkei – Website

What is Nikkei?

What does Nikkei mean? We’re not talking about the Japanese stock exchange. We are talking about Nikkei people – Japanese emigrants and their descendants who have created communities throughout the world.

• Discover Nikkei is an international network that celebrates cultural diversity and explores both global and local identities. The project connects generations and communities by sharing stories and perspectives of the Nikkei, people of Japanese descent who have migrated and settled throughout the world. (Website Link)

• List of Japanese American (JA) history and museum sites (Link)

9/21/2021 – Umenoki Gardens Senior Home

PDF

• SACBC’s’ Umenoki Gardens Senior Home is now ready to accept new residents. It is a lovely place and you can participate in SACBC events and their services. It is the only senior home on BCA church property and effectively run by a BCA church (More Information)
  

Asian Health “Virtual” Gala – Saturday September 18th – 5:30pm
Free Online Event – Registration Required

2021 Virtual Gala Registration

Please join us at AHS’ 47 Annual Gala on September 18, 2021

Our virtual event will include exciting live & silent auctions. All registered guests will receive a link to this year’s event and silent auction the week of September 13th!

2021 Virtual Gala

8/14/2021 – Intersections of identity: Asian-American and Young Adult

Presented Saturday August 21, 2021 @ 11am (pdt)

Link

6/28/2021 – Obon Dancers Needed for Stanford Film About Umenoki Senior Home – Ei Ja Nai Ka Performed by PJ and Roy Hirabayashi of San Jose Taiko – Thurs July 8th – 5-8 PM.

PDF

(From Naoko Fujii @ Umenoki Senior Care Home / SACBC)

Dear Friends,

We are looking for volunteers to join a fun group to dance “Ei Ja Nai Ka” for the closing scene of a documentary about the Umenoki Senior Home.  PJ and Roy Hirabayashi and Irene Matsumoto, formerly of San Jose Taiko, will be performing.

PJ’s Ei Ja Nai Ka is celebrating its 25^th anniversary this year.  It is especially symbolic for this film which focuses on unique aspects of Japanese American culturally-adapted senior care. The goal of the scene is to show how our ancestors are celebrated at Obon with taiko music elucidating happy memories for seniors and everyone as they dance…  More Information (PDF)

6/27/2021 – J-Sei Summer Classes

• Link to J-Sei Summer Class Programs (LINK)

6/4/2021 – Bay Area “Go for Broke” Forever Stamp Tribute – Virtual Broadcast
presented by NJAHS – National Japanese American Historical Society

• Friday June 4, 2021 6pm

• Register for this Virtual Event (Link)

6/2/2021 – JESEI Caregivers Needed

Flyer

J-Sei operates a Japanese-speaking assisted living option located in Hayward, CA…

• Full Time, Part-time, and Volunteer Opportunities Available.
• Link to PDF Flyer (Link)
• J-Sei Website (Link)

4/26/2021 – Alameda Chicken Bento Sale – Pre-order Required

• Flyer/Order form link.

4/19/2021 – Interfaith dialogue on public safety in Oakland Chinatown and West Oakland

3/20/2021 – Racism Against Asians

Below, you’ll find information and resources to help you understand the Atlanta shootings and other recent acts of violence against Asian-Americans, and the practice self-care. We hope these resources are helpful when having conversations with your family and friends.

• Article on the Atlanta spa shootings (NY Times)
• Self-Care (Asian American Organizing Project)
• Self-Care Tips for Asian-Americans Dealing with Racism (Huffpost)
• Teaching about Anti-Asian Racism and Xenophobia (Educators 4 Social Change)

Source: Charles Armstrong School, March 19, 2021

3/8/2021 – Seen and Unseen – Queering JA History Before 1945

2/28/2021 – Regina Boone – Journalist Unravels Mysteries of her Japanese grandfather

YouTube Video

Regina Boone was featured at the 2021 BCA National Council Meeting Closing Program (Event Link).

NHK Documentary

NHK video on Regina Boone discovery of her Japanese Grandfather’s story (Video posted by NHK till March 31, 2021)

2/24/2021 – Oakland Great Plates Delivered – Senior Meal Assistance Program

Oakland Great Plates Delivered is a temporary food program that delivers fresh locally prepared meals to Oakland residents who are at high-risk for severe illness from COVID-19 exposure. Eligible participants can receive 3 deliveries per week containing four to six meals per delivery for a total of 14 meals per week. The program is free and available for qualified participants through March 8th, 2021.

Oakland Great Plates Delivered

2/28/2021 – Regina Boone – Journalist Unravels Mysteries of her Japanese grandfather

YouTube Video

Regina Boone was featured at the 2021 BCA National Council Meeting Closing Program (Event Link).

NHK Documentary

NHK video on Regina Boone discovery of her Japanese Grandfather’s story (Video posted by NHK till March 31, 2021)

2/12/2021 – Films of Remembrance Film Festival

Link

• For more information, including detailed schedules, film synopses, or to order tickets or sponsor, visit: www.filmsofremembrance.org/2021 or e-mail programs@nichibeifoundation.org.

Link

2/5/2021 Reparations As A Spiritual Practice – Feb 12, 2021 – 12-1pm

Flyer Link

1/29/2021 – 42nd Anniversary of DOR – Friday Feb 19th, 5-7:30pm

DOR -Day of Remembrance

• Link: Register for Zoom Event

1/24/2021 – Eastwind Books of Berkeley

Your local source for books. Eastwind Books of Berkeley supports the local community. They will special order books upon request. (Source: Jun Hamamoto)

1/24/2021 Dharma Family Service Announcements and Discussion

January 28, 2021 – Be the Refuge — Book Launch: A Conversation with Chenxing Han

REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Link: https://www.shin-ibs.edu/event/refuge2021

Letter asking for your help: Link: Hope4Paul

• Asian American Donor Program: Link: aadp.org/HomeKit
• Making a Featured Film Through Chemotheropy: Link: https://youtu.be/WpyDQkTZLZQ

Movie: Only the Brave – 442nd Story, 2006, Directed by Lane Nishikawa: Link Wikipedia

11/25/2020 – Fukuoka Sister City Fundraiser Event
2020 Holiday Wreath Sale Fundraiser

Click Here for Flyer

• Information about Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association: Japan Exchange Program – Click Here

9/15/2020 – Book: Setsuko’s Secret – Heart Mountain and the Legacy of Japanese American Internment

Book Trailer Video

Author Shirley Ann Higuchi, JD, chair of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, uncovers her family’s past and embarks on a transformational journey as she learns about the Japanese American incarceration during World War II and what happened to her family and those of other former incarcerees.

www.SetsukosSecret.com

Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation
1539 Road 19
Powell, WY  82435-8723

8/14/2020 – Covid-19 Testing @ Asian Heath Services

  Flyer

Please contact AHS for an appointment to get tested. (510) 735-3222

8/12/2020 – NextGen JCA Peace Day: 75 years after the Bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki

NextGen JCA Peace Day: 75 years after the Bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki

Join us as we commemorate this Peace Day

6/29/2020 – Berkeley Buddhist Temples Virtual Obon Event

6/26/2020 – Tadaima ! – A Community Virtual Pilgrimage

Japanese American Memorial Pilgrimages.  In the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, each of the annual pilgrimages to sites of wartime Japanese American incarceration have been canceled. These pilgrimages provide important educational and community-building opportunities for descendants of the camps, the Japanese American community as a whole, and the wider public.  WEBSITE LINK

5/13/2020 – East Bay Food Bank Support

Click Here for Flyer

Join the Buddhist Church of Oakland and help support the Alameda County Community Food Bank. Every $1 you donate helps provide $7 worth of food.  Please goto http://VFD-ACCFB.ORG , Select our group (Buddhist Ch Oakland), and then “Shop”.

Thank you for your Dana

3/17/2020 – Update Tsuru for Solidarity Pilgrimage

Message Link

3/17/2020 – Notice to Stay Home – from Six Bay Area Counties

Community News and Activities posts are intended to help keep our community informed on events in the Japanese American and Asian community.  BCO does not necessarily endorse, support, or fund these activities and organizations. Post are subject to the discretion of BCO.

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