Let's Talk About: Immigration and Japanese Internment

California Museum’s Uprooted! Japanese Americans during WWII exhibit surveys a century of Japanese American History in California through the personal stories of formerly incarcerated Californians. Museum docents will speak about life in an incarceration camp through first-hand experiences. Their stories chronicle how former internees overcame the hardships of the incarceration during WWII and worked to reestablish their lives, their communities and redress for their losses after the war.

This program is part of Let’s Talk About: Immigration and Californians: Community Conversations about Immigration, a program of the California Center for the Book.

This is a free program hosted by the Franklin Library.