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Seattle Japan Relief

The Minidoka Pilgrimage is proud to be a contribution organization of SeattleJapanRelief, a collaboration of Japanese American and Japanese organizations standing together to promote relief and recovering following the earthquakes and tsunamis in Japan.

To learn more about SeattleJapanRelief and to make a donation to Japan, please visit:

www.seattlejapanrelief.org

Donate to Minidoka Pilgrimage

Your generous donations and support make our work on the Minidoka Pilgrimage possible. Make a tax deductible donation:

By Check:

Make checks payable to 'Minidoka Pilgrimage' and

mail to:

Minidoka Pilgrimage

511 – 16th Ave South

Seattle, WA 98144

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Thank you!

Welcome!

The Minidoka Pilgrimage provides an opportunity to share memories, ask questions, and learn more about the Minidoka experience. Consider participating in our pilgrimage as a way to bring your family together and reconnect with friends from the past. Participation will be limited.

This year, the Civil Liberties Symposium sponsored by Friends of Minidoka is going to

be held in Boise, ID at Boise State University on June 21- June 22. The symposium theme is "Through the Eyes of Children: Prejudice, Education, and Community." The Pilgrimage will officially begin in Boise on Thursday, June 21st and then travel down to Twin Falls, ID once the

Symposium concludes on Friday, June 22nd.

The second day (Friday, June 22nd) of the Civil Liberties Symposium at Boise State

University is included in both packages. For more information about the Civil Liberties

Symposium or to register for the first day, please contact Hanako Wakatsuki at:

info@minidoka.org. You can download the Symposium Press Release here.

(The Seattle Package cannot accommodate the 1st day of the symposium).

For attending the pilgrimage, please review the Hotel and Information document and the Registration Form for more information. You can also register Online.

This year we are very excited to be offering a SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP for this year's Pilgrims who are over 80 years of age and older, and were imprisoned in any of the American concerntration camps during WWII. Please review this Senior Scholarship Registration Form to apply for the scholarship.

We hope that you can come to this year's pilgrimage. Please feel free to contact us at minidokapilgrimage@gmail.com.

Best,

The Minidoka Pilgrimage Planning Committee