Events Calendar

March 3, 2024

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@oregonhumanities is hosting a series of free work

@oregonhumanities is hosting a series of free workshops on community building and how collaborative and imaginative work is shaping lives and the land in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. This series is particularly relevant to people who are at an early stage of their careers, interested in deepening collaborative and imaginative qualities in their own work, and/or interested in exploring how their work might find alignment with existing endeavors.

See the link in our bio to register!

May 11: Getting to the Root of It: Building Movements from the Ground Up

Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: Works Real Estate
Cost: Free

Explore a collective approach to tackling local issues with the help of Randal Wyatt, a lifelong Portland resident and founder of Taking Ownership PDX. We'll collaborate on designing grassroots models to address issues impacting our communities while growing our reach.

@oregonrisesabovehate will be hosting an all day e

@oregonrisesabovehate will be hosting an all day event at the Lan Su Garden on Saturday, May 4th. JACL needs helpers for the following shifts:

10 AM to noon
Noon to 2 PM
2 PM to 4 PM
4 PM to 6 PM

If you’re interested, check the link in our bio for more info!

Join Portland Japanese American Citizens League an

Learn about our work.

Learn about our work.

Our youth group, Unite People, wants to attend the

Our youth group, Unite People, wants to attend the Pilgrimage to Minidoka to learn about the Japanese American incarceration experience. Help us get there!

The 77th Annual Japanese American Graduation Banqu

This was the talk back session after the play, "Yo

This was the talk back session after the play, "Yohen," playing at the Brunish Theater across from the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. This is one of the best plays I have ever seen. Philip Gotunda, a Sansei playwright is a masterful writer (on the far right). The story is about a long married couple who are struggling with their marriage. The play is a conversation between the two, a retired Black GI and his Japanese wife, which brings up memories of their courtship, their families, and their choices in life. It was so authentic and real. What is so amazing is that what is unsaid is just as powerful as what is said. The actors are terrific. Get tickets at PassinArt and use discount code JACL

Join us in cleaning up the Japanese American Cemet

Join us in cleaning up the Japanese American Cemetery in April and May! Help us care for our community cemetery located within the boundaries of Rose City Cemetery.

Please come anytime between 9 AM and 12 Noon during the dates listed below.

Sat: 4/13/2024
Sat: 4/27/2024
Sun: 5/5/2024 (With Shokookai / Starts at 10 AM)
Sat: 5/18/2024
Sun: 5/26/2024 (Preparation for Memorial Day)
Mon 5/27/2024 (Memorial Day Service)

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