Japanese Americans Remember:
Protest sIgns, Patches and Coloring Sheets
T-Shirts now available
A collaborative design we did in partnership with artist, Kayla Kosaki – turning our shared heritage into shared resistance!
About
Japanese American Families for Justice
(formerly Japanese Americans for Justice)
We are a multigenerational Bay Area community of organizers, parents, children and youth, and descendants of incarceration—committed to remembering our history and building a movement of healing and solidarity through art, culture, and collective action.
Formed in the wake of 9/11 by Japanese American activists standing with Muslim and Arab communities, we’ve grown into a network mobilizing against state violence—from ICE detention to anti-Black racism—so the injustices our own families faced during WWII are never repeated.
From family-friendly actions at Yuba ICE prison, to BLM rallies at Tanforan, to Children’s Day celebrations for Palestine—we show up with care, memory, and a vision for a just, liberated future.
We believe movements must include our children—and all those we call family.
