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In the midst of this current COVID-19 pandemic, we’re learning more about the 1918 Influenza pandemic and its devastation across the globe. We’re also more aware of the impacts on communities of color and the long history of unequal access to health care.
Join Kristen Hayashi, PhD, Director of Collections Management & Access and Curator at JANM, for a virtual live talk and Q&A that takes a historical look at both of these topics through the lens of the Japanese Hospital in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. It’s a story of how the Japanese American community, led by a group of immigrant doctors in the 1920s, demonstrated resilience against discrimination and disaster to establish a health care facility that was accessible to all.
This live public program is free and open to all. Go to JANM’s YouTube channel at the program time to watch it live on youtube.com/janmdotorg.
We encourage you to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you will be notified when the video is streaming live. You can also follow us on social media. We will share the direct link to the livestream video.
Interested in learning more about the Japanese Hospital? Check out these articles and video interviews on JANM’s Discover Nikkei website:
Articles:
- Japanese Hospital: Keeping the Community Healthy by Michael Okamura, Bill Watanabe, and Kristen Hayashi of the Little Tokyo Historical Society
- City View Hospital and the Japanese Hospitals of California (7 parts) by Troy Tashiro Kaji, grandson of Dr. Kikuwo Tashiro, one of the Japanese Hospital founders
- J. Marion Wright: Los Angeles’ Patient Crusader 1890-1970 (6 parts) by Janice Marion Wright LaMoree; a biography about the attorney who represented Issei and Nisei on many legal cases, including the fight to incorporate the Japanese Hospital by Issei doctors.
Video Interviews with daughters of Japanese Hospital doctors:
FREE
In the midst of this current COVID-19 pandemic, we’re learning more about the 1918 Influenza pandemic and its devastation across the globe. We’re also more aware of the impacts on communities of color and the long history of unequal access to health care.
Join Kristen Hayashi, PhD, Director of Collections Management & Access and Curator at JANM, for a virtual live talk and Q&A that takes a historical look at both of these topics through the lens of the Japanese Hospital in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. It’s a story of how the Japanese American community, led by a group of immigrant doctors in the 1920s, demonstrated resilience against discrimination and disaster to establish a health care facility that was accessible to all.
This live public program is free and open to all. Go to JANM’s YouTube channel at the program time to watch it live on youtube.com/janmdotorg.
We encourage you to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you will be notified when the video is streaming live. You can also follow us on social media. We will share the direct link to the livestream video.
Interested in learning more about the Japanese Hospital? Check out these articles and video interviews on JANM’s Discover Nikkei website:
Articles:
- Japanese Hospital: Keeping the Community Healthy by Michael Okamura, Bill Watanabe, and Kristen Hayashi of the Little Tokyo Historical Society
- City View Hospital and the Japanese Hospitals of California (7 parts) by Troy Tashiro Kaji, grandson of Dr. Kikuwo Tashiro, one of the Japanese Hospital founders
- J. Marion Wright: Los Angeles’ Patient Crusader 1890-1970 (6 parts) by Janice Marion Wright LaMoree; a biography about the attorney who represented Issei and Nisei on many legal cases, including the fight to incorporate the Japanese Hospital by Issei doctors.
Video Interviews with daughters of Japanese Hospital doctors: