Manzanar Committee member and fairly recent mom Jenni Kuida put together a great picture book on Shutterfly, Maiya Goes To Manzanar, from photographs taken at the 38th Annual Manzanar Pilgrimage on April 28, 2007. While it is certainly a book of personal memories for Jenni, husband/Dad Tony, little Maiya and family, not to mention an eventual learning tool for young Maiya, it can also serve as a great book for all young children to learn about Manzanar.
Check it out: Maiya Goes To Manzanar
Welcome to the Manzanar Committee’s official blog. Here you’ll find the latest news about the work of the Manzanar Committee, which has sponsored the annual Manzanar Pilgrimage since 1969.
This blog is also the place to post your thoughts about Manzanar—past, present and future. If you have an article, commentary piece, short story, poem, etc., about Manzanar, the Manzanar Pilgrimage, the Japanese American concentration camp experience, the Redress and Reparations movement, or anything closely-related, including the issues raised by the camp experience and their relevance to what’s happening today, please send it to us and we’ll put it up here on the blog (we do reserve the right to edit or reject any submission)!
We also encourage those of you who participate in the annual Manzanar At Dusk (MAD) program to send us your thoughts, ideas, questions—anything that the discussions during the MAD program might inspire you to write. We’ll put those up here as well so we can continue the dialogue (you can comment on any blog entry by clicking on the “comments” link at the end of each entry).
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