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SUMMARY:Children of the Camps -Exhibit Series
DESCRIPTION:In 1942\, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 granting the US military full authority to designate military zones from which to exclude all persons. While the order never mentioned “Japanese” or Japanese Americans\,” it paved the way for the mass removal\, detention\, and eventually incarceration of 120\,000 persons of Japanese ancestry from west coast states. At the time\, two-thirds of them were American-born citizens\, who average age was 19. In addition\, some 11\,000 Germans  (including German Jews) and some 3\,000 Italians were also interned on a case- by-case basis. Subsequently\, as series of proclamations emanated from the Presidio of San Francisco\, including the infamous Instructions of  All Persons of Japanese Ancestry. The exhibits also include the rendition of Japanese Latin Americans to Dept of Justice Internment camps and the wartime removal of the Aleutian native people in Alaska .NJAHS presents these National Archive photographic images by  Dorothea Lange\, Clem Albers\, and others taken during this dark chapter in American history. Come investigate what happened and why.\nFor the 75th anniversary of E.0.9066\, at two historic points of departure: \nSF Japantown NJAHS Peace Gallery: M-F\, 12 -5PM  & First Saturdays of the month. Free Admission. 1684 Post Street\, SF Japantown\, CA 94115 \nand at:\nPresidio of SF\, Building 640. MIS Historic Learning Center. 640 Old Mason St. Crissy Field\, San Francisco CA 94129\nWeekends\, 12 – 5PM @ Building 640\, 640 Old Mason St.  Presidio of San Francisco CA 94129\nWeds – Friday\, 12 – 5PM – Group Tours By appointment Only.\n(Free to Members\, veterans\, children 12 and under. $10 -Gen. Admission)\nContact NJAHS for group tours. 415-921-5007. \nCLICK TO RELATED EVENTS \nFunded in part by the Henri & Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation and the Grants for the Arts. \n 
URL:https://www.njahs.org/events/children-camps-exhibit-series/
LOCATION:Presidio Tunnel Tops –\, 210 Lincoln Boulevard\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94129\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Prejudice and Patriotism: The Story of Japanese Americans in the Military Intelligence Service 1941-1952
DESCRIPTION:One month before the attack on Pearl Harbor\, the U.S. Army Recruited Japanese American Soldiers for Secret military intelligence training at Presidio of San Francisco. Though their families were incarcerated in camps\, these solders served  their country with honor and distinction. Come in and Discover this American Story. \n \nPrograms: \nNovember 11\, 2017\, Veterans Day Weekend \nVisit our website for upcoming programs with our partners throughout the San Francisco Bay Area \nAbout NJAHS \nThe National Japanese American Historical Society\, Inc. is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the collection\, preservation\, authentic interpretation\, and sharing of historical information of the Japanese American experience. It is headquartered in San Francisco’s Japantown with a Peace Gallery at 1684 Post Street\, (M–F\, 12–5). \nNJAHS operates the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center\, Bldg. 640 in Crissy Field at San Francisco’s Presidio\, open on weekends and by appointment during the week. \nLocation: MIS Historical Learning Center\, Building 640.  640 Old mad Street (Presidio of San Francisco) San Francisco CA 94129 \nPhone: 415-921-5007 \nDownload the Flyer:http://www.mediafire.com/file/ld64b2y1vcpavi3/RackCard_draft4.pdf \nGeneral Admission $10. Free to NJAHS Members\, Veterans\, Children 12 & Under
URL:https://www.njahs.org/events/prejudice-patriotism-story-japanese-americans-military-intelligence-service-1941-1952/
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SUMMARY:Preserve & Protect Our Freedoms- NJAHS Annual Awards Event
DESCRIPTION: As we commemorate the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9066\, this year\, we are reminded of the many struggles faced by Japanese Americans but also others less fortunate and marginalized in today’s society. \nJoin us to honor Keynote speaker Dr. Cruz Reynoso\, civil rights attorney and the first Latino California Supreme Court justice and Presidential Medal of Freedom awardee for his unwavering passion for social justice: his advocacy on behalf of farmworkers\, his call for human dignity of the rural poor\, and civil rights for the most vulnerable\, marginalized communities. This year also marks the foundation planning for the newest entry into the National Park Service system\, the Honouliuli National Monument site and the opening of the Honouliuli Education Center (at JCCH).  And in doing so\, we recognize the advocacy and achievement of the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii and Carole Hayashino\, its executive director\, who raised awareness and pressed for the recognition of his historic site -an US Army facility in Hawaii that unjustly incarcerated thousands of Japanese Americans in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor.\nAnd we pay tribute to Art Shibayama and Grace Shimizu of Campaign for Justice\, for their quest for redress and education for Japanese Latin Americans of WWII. \nA FREE public program  4PM – 5PM  will be held outside of Building 640 to shed light on the civil liberty lessons of WWII and to highlight the new challenges we face to preserve and protect our freedoms today. \n================================================= \nA paid SPECIAL EVENT –Reservations Only- Sit Down Dinner will follow inside Building 640. 5:15PM – 7:30PM with specially-catered tastings from\nLa Mar Cebicheria Peruana and a sit down dinner from Venga Paella. Proceeds benefit the National Japanese American Historical Society. \nFOR INFORMATION\, PROGRAM RSVP: 415-921-5007. \nFOR DINNER SPONSOR RESERVATIONS\, contact NJAHS at njahs@njahs.org | 415-921-5007\nor go to  EVENTBRITE DINNER SPONSOR \nDOWNLOAD INVITATION\nSPONSOR FORM\n 
URL:https://www.njahs.org/events/preserve-protect-freedoms-njahs-annual-awards-event/
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