日系カナダ史セミナーPart 2

View this email in your browser English below. Please share to your Japanese speaking friends. 日系カナダ史セミナーPart 2 日系カナダ史セミナー Part2 第1回:「カナダとわたし」 ゲスト:田中勝邦・広島カナダ協会理事 ー広島・モントリオール交流事業 ー朝日チーム投手・土井健一の家族史 2024年2月21日(水) 5PM PT/6PM MT/ 7PM CT/8PM ET 日本時間2月22日(木)朝10時 登録はこちらから

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Employment opportunities at the CRRF

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Call for Participants in the Amplifying Voices

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Surrey Japanese Canadian Network

If you have family who were living in Surrey B.C. before 1942 or after 1949 join the discussion on a plan to share stories in a permanent display. The City of Surrey and the Surrey JC Network are holding an in-person meeting on Saturday, February 3, 2024, from 2-4 pm at the Surrey City Centre...

International Holocaust Remembrance Day

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Upcoming Book Talk on January 23

Inspirational Dialogues: Upcoming Virtual Book Talk The Architecture of Confinement – Incarceration Camps of the Pacific War Jan 23, 2024 | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM PST | Zoom Meeting Register Now    

The Story of Oikawa Island

The Story of Oikawa Island By Lorene Oikawa, Past President NAJC In 2024, the National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC) is looking at geographic locations where Japanese Canadians lived after migrating to Canada, since the 1800s, and where they were incarcerated in 1942. My uncle, George Oikawa, told me about the time he went to...

Online webinars for the non-profit and voluntary sector in Alberta

Online webinars are offered by the Community Development Unit throughout the year to support the non-profit and voluntary sector in Alberta. Live webinars topics include board governance basics, grant writing, cybersecurity, roles of the board executives and many more. All the webinars are for individual board members, volunteers and non-profit staff from any non-profit organization,...Continue reading

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