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DESCRIPTION:Join Smithsonian Affiliations\, Smithsonian Asian Pacific Ameri
 can Center\, the Japanese American National Museum\, and the Wing Luke Mus
 eum of the Asian Pacific American for a discussion on activism and finding
  joy after the destruction of trauma\, resilience in response to oppressio
 n\, and ways this has been observed throughout history in Asian American c
 ommunities.\n\n<strong>Dr. Emily Anderson</strong> will speak about the im
 portant role that religious institutions and individuals played in providi
 ng a sense of security and stability for Japanese Americans during World W
 ar II. <strong>Jessica Rubenacker</strong> will present the Wing Luke Muse
 um's recent examples of community healing through art with the Chinatown-I
 nternational Love Letters campaign\, mural project collaboration with arti
 st <strong>Moses Sun. Adriel Luis</strong> will moderate.\n\n<strong><span
  style="text-decoration: underline\;"><a href="https://smithsonian.zoom.us
 /webinar/register/1716033859247/WN_XRlXTuaeRQuW7v1IUmGrkQ" target="_blank"
 >RSVP NOW</a></strong>
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SUMMARY:A Legacy of Healing\, Rebirth and Leadership: A Smithsonian Affilia
 tions Virtual Scholar Talk
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