NAJC_Toronto

National Association of Japanese Canadians.

[NAJC @najc_ca]

Now, more than ever, we need to listen to the words of #MartinLutherKingJr "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."

[East Asian Library UTL @EastAsianLib]

🔔#JapaneseCanadianCentennialTempleBell Raymond Moriyama's Goh Ohn Bell Shelter @OntarioPlace is home to the Japanese Centennial temple bell (gifted by Japanese Canadians 1977), visit this weekend before it's moved! Images from: Jack Itsuo Hemmy fonds @EastAsianLib @uoftlibraries

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

Hastag typo should be: #japanesecanadiancentennialtemplebell

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

Many have asked us why the dismantling of the #japanesecanadiancentennialtempleball is taking place before city approval of the OP plan. We sent this this Q. to ministry. #savemoriyamaslegacy #savetheontariosciencecentre @moriyamateshima #preservetheorignalJCCC @cityoftoronto

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

Elimin8Hate celebrates Microsoft's involvement in its Custom Dictionary built to Dismantle Microaggressions Against Asians https://t.co/UoZahxMMlM

[Canadian Architect @CdnArch]

Following the provincial government's announcements of plans to demolish the Ontario Science Centre, ACO-Toronto and TSA are urging for the preservation of the landmark building by Raymond Moriyama. @ToSoArch https://t.co/KoXajpyFpD

[ACO @arconserve]

ACO Toronto urges the Province of Ontario to repair, restore, and care for the Ontario Science Centre instead of moving it to Ontario Place. This important landmark building has significant cultural, social, architectural, and environmental value:
https://t.co/OBYePVPVCy

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

@moriyamateshima We are with you!

[Moriyama Teshima Architects @moriyamateshima]

Moriyama Teshima Architects would like to offer this public statement related to the Ontario Science Centre.

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

@alexbozikovic The numerous negative references to the science centre at todays press conference, offend. Moriyama's brilliant creations have defined Ontario & Toronto in so many ways-the TO Reference Library, Scarborough Civic Centre, the original Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, War Museum.

[CRRF | FCRR @CRRF]

The CRRF team was happy to attend the Inclusive Leadership Forum in celebration of the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela presented by @GiantsOfAfrica.

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

New PBS documentary narrated by Sandra Oh explores Atlanta spa shootings and rise of ... - https://t.co/UL2TZt6zVr #GoogleAlerts

[NAJC @najc_ca]

Our friend Setsuko Thurlow, Hiroshima survivor & Peace activist is speaking on Aug 9 at the Hiroshima - Nagasaki Day event, “Global Alert: Canada, Sign the Nuclear BAN Treaty!” 7:00 – 8:30 PM EDT ZOOM Webinar Registration link: https://t.co/jPzChJt9OC

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

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[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

Exiles in Our Own Country: Japanese Canadians in Ontario https://t.co/P0aZJgVklS

[World Press Photo @WorldPressPhoto]

We are excited to present the ‘Kamloops Residential School’ by Amber Bracken (@photobracken) for @nytimes as the World Press Photo of the Year!

Discover the winning image and read the #WPPh2022 Contest jury’s reasoning behind awarding this work: https://t.co/hto2fPyNdR

[CRRF | FCRR @CRRF]

Did you know? The Canadian Race Relations Foundation was created as a direct result of the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement. Learn about the history of Japanese Canadians here ⬇️

[NAJC_Toronto @TNajc]

Exiles in Our Own Country: Japanese Canadians in Ontario https://t.co/bK7RNhlOvg via @Yahoo @AprilSora @ACT2endracism @ccncsj @WriterWong @SerenaCMah @CRRF @JohnTory @faclOntario @ccncto @HonAhmedHussen

[UCC Toronto 🇺🇦 🇨🇦 @UCCToronto]

📢Upcoming event this coming Sunday ! Please stay tuned for more information !
#StandWithUkraine️ #StopRussianAggression #HelpUkrainianRefugees

[John Tory @JohnTory]

Today we unveiled “Free Ukraine” signs along the front of the Russian Consulate on St. Clair Avenue.

This area will now be called “Free Ukraine Square” on an honourary basis - serving as a symbol of Toronto’s solidarity with Ukraine and Canadian-Ukrainians.