Japanese
American National Museum. Los Angeles, CA.
Japanese American National Museum’s Fourth National Conference: “Speaking Up!
Democracy, Justice, Dignity”
$6,633
“Speaking Up! Democracy, Justice, Dignity” will
provide a forum for attendees to learn about and connect with the unique
aspects of the Japanese American story. The Fourth National Conference will
foster educational and cultural exchange by exploring connections between the
U.S. and Japan and by mixing Japanese American and Japanese perspectives,
through a series of thirty-two sessions that feature scholars from the U.S.,
Canada, and Japan. Through the Conference sessions, native Japanese speakers
will have opportunities to learn about the American version of a shared history
and the residual impacts the World War II Japanese American incarceration
continues to have on the people of Japanese descent living in the U.S.
US Japan Technical Connections, Inc. South Royalton, Vermont.
US Japan Career and Cultural Study Program 2013
$5,500
The US Japan Career and Cultural Study Program
aims to provide secondary technical education and high school students with
affordable applied learning opportunities and to enable partnerships between
the people of the United States and Japan. Through this 14-day study-travel
program, students gain career work experience within a local Japanese business,
develop meaningful relationships with their Japanese peers, conduct a community
service project, and embark on numerous cultural and sightseeing activities
within Japan.