For those unable to visit the new Broken Promises exhibit in person, download the free exhibit catalogue and enjoy from home. centre.nikkeiplace.org/exhibits/broke…

Want a deeper understanding of Japanese Canadian dispossession? Check out this new website that presents the findings of Landscapes of Injustice in an accessible, compelling narrative format. loi.uvic.ca/narrative/

This is a lovely overview of the exhibit. Thanks for this feature ShawMulChannel !

Looking forward to it!

A thoughtful discussion on collective care alongside anti-racist and decolonial work in and outside the academy. Nicely done!

Our next event is this Thursday! Check out the poster for more details! Landscapes of Injustice

I'm super excited about this CHA Teaching & Learning Blog post by Mike and Greg (@gooomanji)! Take a look at the important work the Landscapes of Injustice team is doing! Landscapes of Injustice

This is tomorrow! Join Jordan Stanger-Ross and a panel of distinguished readers (Constance Backhouse, Maryka Omatsu, Nicholas Mulder, and session chair Sean Mills) for a discussion of his latest book, Landscapes of Injustice. Check out the poster for a zoom ID. Landscapes of Injustice

Happening now! landscapesofinjustice.com/upcoming-event…

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Today is #InternationalDayofEducation. On this significant day, we would like to feature a Japanese Canadian Educator Greg Miyanaga. He is a Teacher Resources Cluster Co-chair of Landscapes of Injustice. Thank you educators! Photo by Rebecca Blissett #educator #teacher #education

Join us this Wednesday at 11am Pacific for a conversation about the legacies of historical injustice with preeminent Holocaust scholar Michael Rothberg and Landscapes of Injustice project director Jordan Stanger-Ross. Zoom info here: landscapesofinjustice.com/upcoming-event…

Thank you for the coverage! The Broken Promises exhibit is in Burnaby until April. More details, including the exhibit catalogue, here: centre.nikkeiplace.org/exhibits/broke…

Memory Politics in Canada - our #EuMePo scholar Dr. Matt James UVic PoliSci speaks at 2:30 pm PCT about "The Historical Justice Dilemma and Assigning Responsibility in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Report" events.uvic.ca/economics/view… Landscapes of Injustice UVic Social Sciences

Today at 11 Pacific, 2pm Eastern!

TODAY! Implicated Subjects in the Landscapes of Injustice tinyurl.com/y2jr5d7r A conversation about the legacies of historical injustice, moderated by our Chair, Dr. Charlotte Schallie. 11:00am – 12:00pm PST Register:tinyurl.com/y3guz2jc @UVicHumanities @UVicHistory

How can we understand intersecting dispossessions? How might we situate Indigenous and Asian migrant demands for justice alongside each other today? MaryAnne Vallianatos and Desiree Valaderes reflect on connections that emerged while working with Landscapes. scholarshipandactivism.com/2021/01/27/pac…

In a new episode of Champlain Society #WitnessToYesterday Greg Marchildon interviews Jordan Stanger-Ross on a new history of the internment & dispossession of #JapaneseCanadians between 1942 &1949. Listen@ bit.ly/WTYnpid McGill-Queen's University Press Landscapes of Injustice @UVicHistory #podcast

Government officials purposely falsified appraisal reports that benefited themselves, leaving the Namba family with less than half of their claimed $8000 in damages and lost goods. Full article here: landscapesofinjustice.com/touched-by-dis…

.Landscapes of Injustice Project Manager Mike Abe, photographed at Esquimalt Gorge Park, the site of the first Japanese gardens in North America. Learn more about this multi-talented Nikkei Sansei in our latest CAPI #AsianHeritageMonth profile: bit.ly/CAPI-Asian-Her…