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DESCRIPTION:[inline:1=Children of the Yabu Family]\n<b><a href="http://www.
 cclpepconf.org/">NOTICE TO ALL: California Conference on the Internment of
  Japanese Americans</a></b>\nThursday-Saturday\, June 2-4\, 2005\nRadisson
  Miyako Hotel\nSan Francisco's Japantown\n\n<b>NOTICE TO ALL\, the Califor
 nia Conference on the Internment of Japanese Americans</b> is sponsored by
  the <a href="http://www.library.ca.gov/cclpep/index.cfm">California Civil
  Liberties Public Education Program (CCLPEP) - California State Library</a
 >. Mark your calendars for this must-attend conference on June 2nd - 4th. 
 This statewide working conference will be attended by hundreds of youth\, 
 educators\, artists\, historians\, community leaders\, activists\, former 
 internees\, concerned citizens\, as well as recipients of CCLPEP grants. H
 ere are three reasons to attend:\n\n(1) Honor the history of the internmen
 t of Japanese Americans during World War II\, those who lived through it\,
  and generations who carry the legacy forward.\n\n(2) Join us in shaping t
 he future directives and priorities for the CCLPEP\, an essential initiati
 ve in communicating civil liberties through the lessons of the Japanese Am
 erican experience and bridging communities of understanding.\n\n(3) Celebr
 ate and support the breadth of CCLPEP projects and related works over the 
 past five years. These projects were created in visual art\, film & video\
 , literature\, theater\, oral history\, historic preservation\, curriculum
  development\, and exhibition.\n\n<!--break-->\n<b>What Conference Tracks 
 Are Available?</b>\nEach conferee will participate in one interest track t
 o network\, share ideas and shape direction for the future of CCLPEP. Each
  track is designed to faciliate directives and projects to support and enc
 ourage the continuity of the CCLPEP program. Following is a brief descript
 ion of each track:\n\n<b>Education - "Teaching Civil Liberties\, Engaging 
 History"</b>\nThe Education Track will explore ways to effectively preserv
 e and teach about the Japanese American internment experience through CCLP
 EP-funded teaching resources.\n\n<b>Historic Preservation - "Internment an
 d Our Community's Resources"</b>\nThe Historic Preservation Track examines
  tangible and intangible cultural resources that define today's Japanese A
 merican communities\, and physical historic sites and its imprint on Ameri
 ca's landscape.\n\n<b>Youth/Young Adult - "Why History and Civil Liberties
  Matter to Youth"</b>\nThe Youth/Young Adult Track will address civil libe
 rties issues relevant to youth and young adult groups\, specifically colle
 ge students (ages 18-22). The sessions will increase awareness about conte
 mporary civil liberties issues as they pertain to youth/young adults.\n\n<
 b>Arts - "Concentration Camp Arts: Defining and Linking Community"</b>\nTh
 e Arts Track will examine the significant ways in which creative work cont
 ributes to the understanding of the camp experience and the Japanese Ameri
 can community\, while serving as an important teaching tool for linking wi
 th diverse audiences.\n\n<b>Policy and Advocacy - "Post 9/11 and National 
 Civil Liberties"</b>\nThe Policy and Advocacy Track examines post-9/11 sta
 te and national civil liberties movements while drawing upon lessons from 
 the Japanese-American internment experience. Special attention will be giv
 en to the monitoring of potential civil liberties violations and strengthe
 ning social consciousness regarding civil liberties.\n\n<b>General Interes
 t - "Telling Our Story"</b>\nThe General Interest Track is dedicated to ha
 nds-on workshops for developing projects that are thematically related to 
 the Internment experience. Sessions include an introduction to oral histor
 y\, photo archiving and captioning\, scrap booking\, and use of historic a
 rtifacts\, various materials and other mediums.\n\n<b>How Can I Learn More
 ?</b>\nIf you would like general information or if you have questions\, em
 ail info@CCLPEPconf.org\, call 415.567.5505\, or visit <a href="http://www
 .CCLPEPconf.org">www.CCLPEPconf.org</a>. The <a href="http://www.CCLPEPcon
 f.org">conference website</a> will have the most current information. \n
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SUMMARY:June 2-4\, 2005\, San Francisco: NOTICE TO ALL: California Conferen
 ce on the Internment of Japanese Americans
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