BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//PYVOBJECT//NONSGML Version 1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:events.uid.4858@www.discovernikkei.org DTSTART:20141109T000000Z DTEND:20141109T000000Z DESCRIPTION:The Nikkei National Museum &amp\; Cultural Centre (NNMCC) is pl eased to launch a new teaching tool on Japanese Canadian History which wi ll bring authentic voices and experiences into the classroom.\n &nbsp\;\n <strong>TAIKEN </strong> 体験 translates as personal experiences. The<s trong> Taiken Outreach Program</strong> is an exciting expansion of our ex isting education programs\, bringing a new teaching resource that covers the Japanese Canadian internment experience into the heart of the classro om. It consists of 13 short video interviews sharing personal stories and experiences of internment camp survivors\, both before and after the Sec ond World War. A museum educator will use these stories to facilitate cla ssroom discussions and student engagement\, alongside historic photograph s and museum artifacts. These hands-on\, multimedia workshops can be cust omized to meet the needs of students and teachers.\n &nbsp\;\n Building o n its reputation for offering educational programs and exhibitions that i llustrate and celebrate Japanese Canadian culture in British Columbia and throughout Canada\, the Nikkei National Museum &amp\; Cultural Centre is excited to showcase the <strong>Taiken Outreach Program</strong> . The m ain goals are to support educators who teach contemporary issues such as human rights\, citizenship and democracy in Canada\; and to open the eyes and hearts of students to the fact that\, as citizens\, they have a role and can make positive change.\n &nbsp\;\n &ldquo\;The lived experience he ld in the memories of our Elders is precious information.&nbsp\; As our E lders are aging\, we want to make sure that their stories and experiences are preserved\, and made accessible to future generations\, &rdquo\; exp lains Beth Carter\, Director-Curator of the Nikkei National Museum &amp\; Cultural Centre.\n &nbsp\;\n <strong>On November 9\, 2014 from 2pm to 4pm at the Nikkei Centre\, we will host a public screening of video intervie ws of internment camp survivors. Free and open to the public. </strong> \ n &nbsp\;\n <strong>This project was made possible with support from the T elus Community Fund\, MetroVancouver\, the Government of BC\, and the BC Arts Council.</strong> DTSTAMP:20240423T105802Z SUMMARY:TAIKEN outreach program URL:/en/events/2014/11/09/taiken-outreach-program/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR