Densho
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About Densho
Densho provides a comprehensive digital repository focused on the Japanese American incarceration during World War II. It offers educational resources, oral histories, and historical materials to promote understanding and awareness of this significant event in American history.
Explore educational resources and historical materials about Japanese American incarceration during WWII.
What You Can Do
- Access oral histories and personal narratives
- Explore a digital library of incarceration films
- Utilize lesson plans and teaching resources
- Search the Densho Digital Repository
- Engage with self-guided learning materials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Densho?
Densho is a nonprofit organization that preserves and shares the history of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.
How can I access the digital repository?
You can access the Densho Digital Repository directly through their website, where you can search for various historical materials.
Are there educational resources available for teachers?
Yes, Densho offers lesson plans and teaching resources designed for educators to help teach about this historical event.
Can I contribute my family's history to Densho?
Yes, Densho encourages individuals to share their family histories and experiences related to Japanese American incarceration.
Is there a way to support Densho's work?
You can support Densho by donating, volunteering, or participating in their events.