[grant-juichi] Vendor Call: Japanese Historical Plaza

[Oregon Nikkei Endowment]

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_Join us for this FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
on July 30th, 2010_
_ECHOES of Struggle and Hope__
   _
   _Oregon Nikkei Endowment celebrates its 20^th year in 2010 with the
   Rededication of the Japanese American Historical Plaza
   Friday - July 30, 2010; Begins promptly at 5 o'clock p.m.
   The Japanese Historical Plaza
   at the Tom McCall Waterfront in downtown Portland__
   _Join O.N.E. in the rededication activities honoring and celebrating the
   20th anniversary of the Plaza.  Beginning at 5pm, the celebration will
   include special guests Justice Michael Gillette of the Oregon Supreme Court;
   Lawson Inada, Oregon Poet Laureate 2006-2010; the Minidoka Swing Band;
   Portland Taiko, and many others.  A special collaborative project between
   Portland  poet  and  writer Kaia Sand, Sisters of the Road, Transition
   Projects, Inc. and Oregon Nikkei Endowment will be just one part of this
   special evening.

   The festivities then move to the _Bill Naito Legacy Fountain_, just steps
   away from the Plaza.  Bring your family and friends to enjoy a musical
   performance  by The Slants, vendors, food and a festive beer garden to
   celebrate this award-winning landmark.
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   _The celebration continues on July 31st as Oregon Nikkei Endowment holds its
   Annual Banquet_ at Multnomah Athletic Club with keynote speaker Irene Hirano
   Inouye, President U.S.-Japan Council.
   _Tickets for the banquet go on sale June 1, and can be purchased through our
   website _[2]www.oregonnikkei.org
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   Through the trials and tribulations of building the first memorial to Civil
   Rights, the Japanese American community came together to realize a dream,
   and the Plaza was dedicated in August of 1990.  The poetry of Lawson Inada,
   among others, combines with the stunning and thoughtful design of landscape
   designer Robert Murase and sculpture of Jim Gion to form not only a place of
   respite within the city, but also a place of remembrance, and a place to
   both acknowledge and educate.

   Not only does the Plaza bear the great national legacy as the first memorial
   to civil liberties; additionally, it has been celebrated and recognized for
   both  its  design  and purpose, with a multitude of awards and acclaim
   including  the  Portland Beautification Association_ Appreciation Award_
   (1991), the American Institute of Architects _Design_ and _People’s Choice_
   Awards  (1990),  the _ACLU Honor Award Commendation for Civil Liberties_
   (1990) and The Waterfront Center (_Top Honor, Excellence on the Waterfront_,
   1991).
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   _About the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center – The Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center
   serves as a focal point for the preservation and sharing of the history and
   culture  of the Japanese American community. One of the most important
   chapters in the Japanese American experience is the forced internment of
   over 110,000 persons of Japanese descent during the Second World War. This
   fuels our commitment to the preservation of civil rights for all Americans.
   The Legacy Center is a venue for cultural and research activities and an
   invaluable resource for the exploration of the experiences of Japanese
   Americans and their role in Oregon's multi-cultural community._

   _About  the  Oregon Nikkei Endowment - The mission of the Oregon Nikkei
   Endowment is to preserve and honor the history and culture of Japanese
   Americans in the Pacific Northwest, to educate the public about the Japanese
   American experience during World War II, and to advocate for the protection
   of civil rights for all Americans._
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       Portland, OR 97209
       (503) 224-1458
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