Kip Tokuda Grantees

The resources and materials created through the Kip Tokuda grant are intended to ensure that the World War II exclusion, forced removal, and incarceration of individuals of Japanese ancestry will be remembered, and the causes and circumstances of this and similar events will be addressed and understood. Photo by Dorothea Lange from New York Times: Teaching Japanese-American Internment Using Primary Sources. Used pursuant to fair use.

21 members | 18 affiliated resources

January 25th, 2022

Barbara Soots removed Lesson

from Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Jan 25, 02:44pm

September 02nd, 2021

Barbara Soots removed Densho: Japanese American Incarceration and Japanese Internment

from Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Sep 02, 07:12pm

August 27th, 2021

Kari Tally added Virtual Minidoka Pilgrimage

to Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Aug 27, 03:53pm

August 25th, 2021

Kari Tally added Minidoka National Historic Site: Junior Ranger Program

to Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Aug 25, 11:45am

Kari Tally added Injustice at Home | The Japanese-American Experience of the World War II Era

to Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Aug 25, 11:34am

Kari Tally added Exploring the Japanese American WWII experience through documentary film

to Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Aug 25, 11:34am

August 16th, 2021

Kari Tally removed (a deleted resource)

from Kip Tokuda Grantees - on Aug 16, 04:25pm