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Language of Silencing: Civil Liberties Exhibition


Over the past 5 months, our Civil Liberties Fellows have been working hard to create a 7ft-tall interactive book. This project reflects on the history of Japanese-American incarceration during WWII, while drawing parallels to the fellows’ own experiences as immigrants and refugees. Through their work, the fellows explored how past injustices are echoed in today’s struggles, especially with the recent barrage of executive orders targeting our communities. 

Come check out the Installation from April 12th - June 30th at the San Diego Central Library!

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Carving out Space: Where people make Place

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June 6

The Back Alley Poetry Club Season 2: Poetic Nostalgia Showcase