With a Vision and a Dream wrapping paper Featuring selected inmates and camp

Featuring selected inmates and camp groups who spearheaded resistance movements in the ten War Relocation Authority–administered compounds in the United States during World War II

This film brings together two tales of struggle and resilience: the confinement of a people based solely on race

the deep wounds caused by the trauma of incarceration continue to fester

which were central to his practice

Their story begins in this quiet setting of rural  California as the clouds of war with Japan threaten the nation

With a Vision and a Dream wrapping paper Featuring selected inmates and campWith a Vision and a Dream: How the Japanese American Community built a National Museum By Kenneth S. Hamamura. In 1985 the Japanese American National Museum was incorporated as a private, nonprofit institution and opened to the public in May 1992. The founding Nisei veterans and Little Tokyo business and community leaders wanted to preserve and tell the story of Americans of Japanese ancestry. They wanted future generations to remember the courage,