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Sponsored by: Ohio State University Asian American Studies Program, Colleges of the Arts and Sciences (ASC), Month of Remembrance Organizing Committee, Multicultural Center (MCC) Collaborative Programming Grant, Student Affairs Diversity Enhancement Grant, History Works 2: Building Foundations (a Partnership between Columbus Public Schools, the Ohio Historical Society and the OSU Department of History), Department of Theatre, Institute for Japanese Studies, Asian American Student Services (MCC), Japan-America Society of Central Ohio, Karen Jiobu (Former Internee), Ron Katsuyama (Dayton/Cincinnati Japanese American Citizens League), Ed Ezaki (Speakers Bureau, the Cleveland Japanese American Citizens League), The Digital Union, Colleges of the Arts and Sciences (ASC), College of the Arts, College of Humanities, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity, Office of Academic Affairs, Office of Minority Affairs,College of Social Work, Mershon Center, College of Education (Office of Equity and Diversity, School of Teaching and Learning, School of Policy and Leadership, School of Physical Activity and Educational Services), Department of Comparative Studies, Department of History, New Diversity Initiatives (MCC), Bradley/Patterson Hall Council, American Indian Studies Program (ASC), Center for Folklore Studies, Department of Art History, Department of Dance, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, Department of English, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, Department of Political Science, Department of Sociology, Department of Women's Studies, East Asian Studies Center, Ethnic Studies Program (ASC), Institute for Collaborative Research and Public Humanities, International Studies Program, Latino/a Studies Program (ASC), University Honors and Scholars Center, University Libraries,Canfield/ASH Hall Council, Siebert Hall Council, Morrison Tower Hall Council, Mack Hall Council, Asian Pacific American Caucus (APAC)
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Institute for Japanese Studies