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Human Rights Symposium Updates
SYMPOSIUM IS SOLD OUT You are invited to attend the final, free session at the ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM. Sunday, October 30, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. See details at the eventbrite link HERE...
75 Years Ago on Labour Day Weekend
The founding conference of the National Association of Japanese Canadian Citizens (NJCCA) took place in Toronto on Labour Day weekend 1947. It was organized by the Toronto based Japanese Canadian Committee for Democracy...
Ontario Place Replaces Centennial Commemorative Plaque at the Temple Bell
In 2012, Ontario Place park was closed to the public for redevelopment. During the long park closure, the Memorial Plaque under the Centennial Temple Bell went missing. The large bronze plaque indicated that...
THE TORONTO NAJC ELDERS COUNCIL & JAPANESE CANADIAN LEGACIES IN B.C.
We feel fortunate to have Ron Shimizu, Addie Kobayashi, and Mike Murakami as part of our Elder’s Council. All three are “survivors”. Ron Shimizu is the Elders Council Convenor and he and Addie...
Video – Ethics of Research in Indigenous and Japanese Canadian Communities
After a year of planning. Success! Over 200 Japanese Canadian academics and community members attended this hybrid event with a live audience of invited guests which included Setsuko Thurlow C.M., Toronto NAJC Board...
FREEDOM DAY PRESS RELEASE
Friday, April 1st, 2022 For immediate release Toronto, ON – Exiles in Our Own Country: Japanese Canadians in Ontario https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/exiles-in-our-own-country-japanese-canadians-in-ontario-801280313.html Japanese Canadian academics, community members and supporters gathered online and in-person at...