"Prejudice is ignorance. The only way we can fight that--our most powerful weapon--is education.” - Dr. Karen Korematsu
The Korematsu Institute (KI) has developed and distributed educational resources about Fred Korematsu’s story, the WWII Japanese American Incarceration, Asian American history, and current civil rights issues for teachers. Our educational resources help connect the past to present-day civil rights issues. Do you need a tool to help teach the Constitution, civil liberties, or the Japanese American Incarceration? Request a KI Toolkit free of charge on our Education page on the KI website:
Want to help us get the next 15,000 toolkits into teachers' hands? Donate to KI for #GiveInMay here:
The Korematsu Institute (KI) has developed and distributed educational resources about Fred Korematsu’s story, the WWII Japanese American Incarceration, Asian American history, and current civil rights issues for teachers. Our educational resources help connect the past to present-day civil rights issues. Do you need a tool to help teach the Constitution, civil liberties, or the Japanese American Incarceration? Request a KI Toolkit free of charge on our Education page on the KI website:
Want to help us get the next 15,000 toolkits into teachers' hands? Donate to KI for #GiveInMay here:
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