| Research Resources |
Contact |
Accomplishments |
| Civil Liberties Archives and Study Center |
Japanese American National Museum; Debbie Henderson
- Japanese American National Museum
- 369 East First Street
- Los Angeles, CA 90012
- (213) 625-0414
- (213) 625-1770 (fax)
- dhenders@lausd.k12.ca.us
- http://:www.lausd.k12.ca.us/janm/
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1) Cataloging over 4400 artifacts and scanning images into the collection's management database; 2) actively solicit products of the CLPEF grant program |
| CSUS Japanese American Archival Collection Project |
Library of Special Collections and University Archives, California State University at Sacramento; Georgiana White
- CA State University, Sacramento; Library University Archives and Special Collections
- 2000 State University Drive East
- Sacramento, CA 95819-6039
- (916) 278-6144
- (916) 278-4887 (fax)
- Georgiana@csus.edu
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Cataloging documents, photos, artifacts, original artwork, oral histories, audio and videotapes and books into archival database to provide access to students, scholars and the community. |
| Redress Preservation Project |
Visual Communications, NCRR So. CA, John Esaki/Richard Katsuda
- Visual Communications/NCRR
- 120 Judge John Aiso Street, "the Basement"
- Los Angeles, CA 90012
- (213) 680-4462 ext 28
- (213) 687-4848 (fax)
- jesaki@ucla.edu
- http://vc.apanet.org
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Restored and preserved 25 hour set of videotape recordings of the 1981 hearings of the CWRIC in VHS format. Viewer's Companion includes index of testimonies, time-code reference, summaries of 156 testimonies, JA history, glossary, map of camps. |
| Cataloging: Japanese American Exclusion and Detention Experiences |
Japanese American National Library, National JACL; Karl K. Matsushita
- Japanese American National Library
- P.O. Box 590598
- San Francisco, CA 94159-0598
- (415) 567-5006
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Cataloged 7,300 documents into database and developed a "Finders Guide" to JA internment materials held by other libraries and institutions. |
| Toyo Miyatake Manzanar Photographic Archive Project |
Archie Miyatake and Curatorial Assistance, Inc.
- 721 S. 10th Street
- Montebello, CA 90640
- (213) 721-3939
- (213) 721-6676 (fax)
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Each print of 1250 pictures photographed by Toyo Miyatake during his Manzanar internment was scanned and converted into digital images and stored in a data base. CD-ROM has been submitted in Mac format. |
| DENSHO: The Japanese American Legacy Project |
Japanese American Chamber of Commerce of Washington State; Thomas Ikeda
- Japanese American Chamber of Commerce of WA State
- 1416 S. Jackson Street
- Seattle, WA 98144
- (206) 320-0095
- (206) 320-0098 (fax)
- tomik@halcyon.com
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1) Built a collection of 70 visual histories; 2) gathered new survey data on JA community; 3) digitally reproduced over 1000 photos/documents; 4) developed a multi-media computer interface to retrieve this info. CD-ROM submitted. |
| Heart Mountain Digital Preservation Project |
Northwest College; Kay Carlson
- Northwest College
- 231 W. Sixth Street
- Powell, WY 82435
- (307) 754-6527
- (307) 754-6010 (fax)
- carlsonk@mail.nwc.whecn.edu
- http://www.nwc.whecn.edu/Library/HMDP/HeartMountain.htm
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1) Digitally archived select photos/documents on Heart Mountain; 2) created computer workstation exclusively for research on Heart Mtn. at library; 3) created CD ROM and web site; 4) lecture series and display of documents/photos; 5) brochure on holdings. |
| Imprisoned Apart: The World War II Correspondence of an Issei Couple |
University of Washington Press, Naomi Pascal
- The University of Washington Press
- P.O. Box 50096
- Seattle, WA 98145-5096
- (206) 543-4050
- (206) 543-3932 (fax)
- nbpascal@u.washington.edu
- http://www.washington.edu/uwpress/
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Published Louis Fiset's book "Imprisoned Apart: The WWII Correspondence of an Issei Couple". Approximately 1,200 copies sold. |
