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DESCRIPTION:Questions from the Audience\, Panel Discussions\, Audience Feed
 back  and Suggestions for Future Topics in Research on Japanese Americans\
 n\n Presented by the Japanese American Museum of San Jose\n Saturday\, Oct
 ober 28\, 2017 1:00 - 3:00 pm\n \n Japanese Diaspora Initiative: Uncoverin
 g Forgotten Voices in the Digital Age\n Kaoru Ueda\, PhD\, Hoover Institut
 ion\, Stanford University\n As  part of the Japanese Diaspora Initiative t
 o promote the study of  Japanese American history and preserve its related
  important resources\,  the Hoover Institution has begun digitally collect
 ing overseas Japanese  newspapers. In this talk Ueda introduces its digita
 l capabilities to  unpacking Japanese American history.\n\nThe Proudest of
  All Flowers: Chrysanthemum Cultivation\, Japanese American Community&nbsp
 \;<span style="background-color: initial\;">&amp\; Suburban Boosterism in 
 Redwood City\, California\, 1906-1942\n Paul Nauert\, PhD Student\, Stanfo
 rd University\n Nauert  will share highlights from his recent research on 
 the relationship  between Japanese American working class families\, chrys
 anthemum  cultivation\, and suburbanization in the Redwood City area durin
 g the  early twentieth century. This research draws from oral histories as
  well  as visual and print sources.\n\nCitizen Internees: A Second Look at
  Race &amp\; Citizenship in Japanese American Internment Camps\n Linda Ive
 y\, PhD\, and Kevin W. Kaatz\, PhD\, California State University\, East Ba
 y\, Hayward\n Through  a new collection of primary documents about Japanes
 e internment during  World War II\, this book enables a broader understand
 ing of the injustice  experienced by displaced people within the United St
 ates in the 20th  century.\n\nFree with Museum Admission\n Adults: $8\n Se
 niors and Students: $5\n JAMsj Members: Free\n\nJapanese American Museum o
 f San Jose\n <span style="background-color: initial\;">535 N. Fifth Street
  San Jose\, CA\n <span style="background-color: initial\;">(408) 294 - 313
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SUMMARY:Academic Research on Japanese Americans
URL:/en/events/2017/10/28/academic-research-on-japanese-americans/
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