The OJCA is excited to announce our Kid’s Nengajo Drawing and Colouring Contest! 3 lucky winners will be selected at random to receive some fun prizes! https://t.co/ULNMNdZY3N
The OJCA supports the call for an end to the violence against Black people, as well as all racialized and Indigenous peoples. #blacklivesmatter The OJCA is a member organization of the @najc_ca. https://t.co/oOMgn8qn5r
The NAJC is hosting some online virtual chats over the next week with architectural writer/designer/historian John Ota and director/producer/author Jeff Chiba Stearns: https://t.co/C0veWL7TDK
The OJCA is wishing you health, safety and wellness during this trying time and hope you are not facing too many difficulties. If, however, you are in need of community support, you can reach out to the OJCA via our new COVID-19 Outreach email. See:
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Keeping our community members healthy and safe is of utmost importance to us. Due to the unprecedented pandemic of the COVID-19 coronavirus we will be postponing any upcoming OJCA/OJCC activities in March/April, including our annual Bazaar. https://t.co/m22kPtpmro
We wish to share with you the National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC) Statement Regarding Wet'suwet'en Territory. The OJCA is a member organization of the #NAJC. https://t.co/4hIMjzegBT
TODAY is OJCA/OJCC's premiere event - the annual Mochitsuki! Enjoy good food and Japanese cultural performances. It is not to be missed. https://t.co/sKltWrniko
Get your tickets for Brig. Gen. Steve Moritsugu’s talk as part of the OJCA speaker series, teaching you leadership lessons he’s learned over 30 years in the armed forces that you can apply in daily life https://t.co/JA9XsnrlWh
Couple of spots left in our Intro to Ikebana workshop tomorrow, the 19th at 1:30
Fee: $27
Place: Ottawa Japanese Cultural Centre, 2285 St. Laurent Blvd, Unit B16
For reservations, contact Keiko by email... https://t.co/Yl7wTzX9R5
Up next in the OJCA Speaker Series: Join Brigadier-General Steve Moritsugu May 28th from 7:30-9:30 for a talk on leadership lessons he has learned in his 36 years in the Canadian Armed Forces https://t.co/EM8kUu0FIN