Otoshidama (お年玉) is the Japanese custom of presenting children money in a decorative envelope on New Years Day. With New Year fast approaching us, we hope that you consider gifting someone you know with a membership to the JACL! https://t.co/Rk46GONrLF
Update 8/10/2021 at 6 PM: The Unity Obon is postponed to sometime in September due to excessive heat this Thursday. We'll keep you posted with the new date and info.
🏮After over a year of isolation, mutual aid, and violence, we're joining the community next Thursday evening to host the NYC Unity Obon. Celebrate with performances and speakers at our outdoor Obon in the Lower East Side!
See the full line up & RSVP: https://t.co/5Hps5cjwPs
Update 8/10/2021 at 6 PM: The Unity Obon is postponed to sometime in September due to excessive heat this Thursday. We'll keep you posted with the new date and info.
🏮After over a year of isolation, mutual aid, and violence, we're joining the community next Thursday evening to host the NYC Unity Obon. Celebrate with performances and speakers at our outdoor Obon in the Lower East Side!
See the full line up & RSVP: https://t.co/5Hps5cjwPs
#ICYMI: @NYCCHR released, "You Have Rights," a new activity book for kids that highlights the activists who helped secure justice and equity, and defend human rights in #NYC.
📚 Download the book today at https://t.co/Kdp8UTJui0
✈️ This year's @JACL_National#KakehashiProject is going virtual and is currently accepting apps from Japanese American youth through this Friday, 5/28/2021 at 5:59 AM ET!
Learn more about this summer's program and see if you're eligible to apply here: https://t.co/AkaDgT9Odo
In the last 48 hours, we've experienced a significant rise in demand for our Bystander Intervention Training with @iHollaback. New dates are now available for registration and we will continue working to provide more opportunities for folks to attend: https://t.co/a7wItXuJY4
Join @jcccw for Moms Behind Barbed Wire: How Japanese American Mothers Coped with WWII Incarceration. Densho's @nina_nobu will share an in-depth look at Japanese American mothers’ experiences in WWII incarceration camps. https://t.co/bD6EJaO6Vj
JACL Statement: "The impact of incarceration physically and psychologically is well documented. For children, it can be especially devastating with the effects lasting far beyond the time of release..."
https://t.co/l6CYGfVT48
There will be a private virtual service on Saturday, February 27th at 3 PM. If you are a friend of the family or would like to attend, please email [email protected] for more information.
Obituary: https://t.co/S49qvuVx4d
📷: Corky Lee (September 22, 2001)
#InMemoriam: With a heavy heart, we announce the passing of former JACL-NY Chapter President Sumi "Mary" Koide MD on February 15th.
Sumi was incarcerated at Minidoka, served as a longtime NY Chapter President + helped successfully push for Japanese American Redress in the 1980's
Join the virtual day of action here: https://t.co/D0UIpeYe3E
Learn more about the Haitian deportations: https://t.co/J5JCbcw8PJ
Join us at the #NYDayofRemembrance program tomorrow at 1PM ET (panel, candlelight vigil, raffle): https://t.co/QQ9KMCiNGN (5/5)
As Japanese Americans, we remember 120,000 members of our community who were systemically targeted, racially profiled and forcibly removed from our homes by the US government. We call on the Biden Administration to #EndFamilyDetention and #StopTheDeportations of immigrants. (4/5)