Ann Sunahara on Japanese Canadians and the Law
REGISTRATIONRead Ann Sunahara's 20th anniversary of redress speechObserve UN Human Rights Day, December 10 with The Next Generation Youth Council. You are invited to a dynamic online conversation celebrating the values of justice,...
December 6, 2024
Ann Sunahara ,Japanese Canadian Internment ,The Politics of Racism ,
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Statement on Anti-Asian Violence Across North America
March 20, 2021
anti-Asian racism Canada ,Atlanta murders ,
TORONTO, ON (March 17, 2021) The NAJC condemns the acts of violence that took the lives of eight people including six Asian women in Atlanta. We mourn their loss. Our hearts and minds...
REMEMBERING GORDON HIRABAYASHI
March 5, 2021
Gordon Hirabayashi ,Jeanne Sakata ,Matt Miwa ,NAJC ,The Tashme Project ,
Registration for this online event HERE A NAJC PRESENTATION JEANNE SAKATA is the author of Hold These Truths a play about Gordon Hirabayashi. MATT MIWA of The Tashme Project will read from the...
REMEMBERING KEN ADACHI
February 8, 2021
Enemy That Never Was ,Ken Adachi ,
Toronto Star Photograph Archive, Courtesy of Toronto Public Library REMEMBERING KEN ADACHI (1929-1989) The Toronto NAJC is thrilled to announce the creation of a directory of researchers with a working title of: THE...
Japanese American Internment and the Loyalty Questionnaire
January 28, 2021
With a discussion to follow on DEMOCRACY BETRAYED, THEN & NOW Wednesday, February 24, 2021 - 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Questions 27 and 28 of the Loyalty Questionnaire that was administered to...
Annual General Meeting via ZOOM
January 10, 2021
REGISTER HERE 2:00 - 2:30 PM (2020, 2021 Members & Observers) To be admitted as an Observer from 2:00 - 2:30 PM Email communications@torontonajc.ca by Friday, January 15th, 2021 2:30 - 4:00 PM...
Save the Evidence – A Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School
December 19, 2020
To be Canadian means to share the legacy of Indian Residential Schools Kim Uyede-Kai When the last of 130+ Indian residential schools in Canada closed in 1996, stories of abuse, hunger, disease, and...