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Community-engaged Digital Programming: a Retrospective of the Tadaima! Japanese American Community Virtual Pilgrimage - Virtual Program

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Join Hanako Wakatsuki (Minidoka National Historic Site), Kimiko Marr (JAMPilgrimages) and Mia Russell (Friends of Minidoka) for a panel discussion on this summer's virtual pilgrimage.

Following the cancellation of annual pilgrimages to WWII Japanese American incarceration sites, panelists Kimiko Marr of Japanese American Memorial Pilgrimages and Hanako Wakatsuki of the National Park Service spearheaded a nine week virtual pilgrimage with over 50 organizations providing daily content that reached over 100,000 viewers worldwide. Panelists will discuss this as an unprecedented model of community-led programming within the National Park Service; best practices and lessons learned for digital programming; and reflections on community building through digital public history. Brought to you in partnership with the National Council on Public History - NCPH

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