Box 38
Contains 28 Results:
Miscellaneous advocacy event flyers, including redress, veterans issues (in English), 1986-1988, 2022
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Greater Portland Reunion materials (in English), 1990, 1995
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
"Strength and Diversity: Japanese American Women 1885-1990," exhibit materials and classroom study guide (in English), 1990
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Event materials for exhibit about Portland Assembly Center titled "Our Family Had a Number"; includes numbers for Yasui and Yabe families (in English), 1992
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Program, news clippings and correspondence regarding Homer Yasui and Miki (Yabe) Yasui's talks in Fort Missoula, Montana (in English), 1996
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Tule Lake incarceration camp pilgrimage program materials and ephemera (in English), 2002
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Correspondence, historical notes, and program materials for Santa Fe Department of Justice Internment Camp historical marker dedication (in English), 2001-2002
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.
Agenda for Homer Yasui and Miki (Yabe) Yasui trip to Santa Fe Department of Justice Internment Camp site to be interviewed, with La Fonda Hotel ephemera (in English), 2011
Series 4 documents advocacy work by Homer Yasui and his wife, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, from the late 1970s to the late 2010s. Topics include their speaking engagements, projects, and events in support of Japanese American history and remembrance, the Yasui family’s efforts for redress and history education, and their leadership and involvement with various organizations, including the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, which they helped to found in 1993 as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center.