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Interview with Laura de la Salle

Interview with Laura de la Salle

I got the chance to interview Laura de la Salle, a teacher at Sherwood Park School in North Vancouver, who recently used the Landscapes of Injustice teaching resource pilot in her classroom with partner Sarah McCurdy. She shared with us their finalized module and how...

Landscapes of Injustice Fall 2018 Newsletter

Every December the Steering Committee of Landscapes of Injustice meets to discuss progress and to make plans. We’ve just completed that process with two exciting days at the Nikkei National Museum. The project has come a long way since our most recent Spring Institute...

Landscapes of Injustice Newsletter Winter 2018

Message from the Project Director- Jordan Stanger-Ross What a time to be directing Landscapes of Injustice! As recipients of this newsletter (and especially members of the Collective) will know, we’ve been preparing for some time for the transition this spring...

Part 7 Kizuna

Part 7 Kizuna

Photograph of the Ebisuzaki family, taken at Stanley Park in 1930 when the Ebisuzaki boys (Kentaro and Kojiro, that is) arrived in Vancouver. The photograph is from Nancy Morishita’s private collection, and here used with her permission. Part 7 of the series,...

Part 6 Negotiating the Dispossession

Part 6 Negotiating the Dispossession

A family photo of the Ebisuzaki and Morishita families and workers of their store, early 1942, from Nancy Morishita's private collections. Part 6 of the series, Community Records and the Human Experiences of the Uprooting of Japanese Canadians, by Eiji Okawa and...

Part 5 The Dissolution of a Store

Part 5 The Dissolution of a Store

Part 5 of Community Records and the Human Experiences of the Dispossession of Japanese Canadians. By Eiji Okawa and Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective (eokawa.nikkeiplace@gmail.com) What happened to Japanese Canadian businesses that were seized and liquidated...

Part 4 1942

Part 4 of the series, Community Records and the Human Experiences of the Uprooting of Japanese Canadians, by Eiji Okawa and Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective “We were as uproarious as potatoes being washed in a tub of water” (oke no kuchi de arawareru imo no...