Online Resources
Explore our online library of videos, exhibits, and lesson plans.
Betrayed:
Surviving an American Concentration Camp
Documentary
Through the compelling voices of survivors of Minidoka, a concentration camp in the Idaho desert, Betrayed tells a universal story about unjust incarceration and the loss of civil rights. 57 min.
Nisei Paradox: Justice on Trial
Documentary
A retelling of the case of Japanese American men who resisted government conscription during WWII. 27 min.
Beyond the Barbed Wire: Japanese American Stories of the Pacific Northwest
Experience the full and complex story of Japanese American belonging and identity before, during, and after WWII.
80 Years of Reckoning: Minidoka NHS
Episode 1
Introduction to Minidoka National Historic Site by Chief of Interpretation and Education Kurt Ikeda.​
80 Years of Reckoning: Multigenerational Trauma
Episode 2
Dr. Donna Nagata of University of Michigan presents research on multigenerational trauma of Japanese American incarceration.
80 Years of Reckoning:
Survivor & Descendant Panel
Episode 3
Panel discussion with Minidoka survivors and descendants about multi-generational trauma.
Love in the Library: A reading with Maggie Tokuda-Hall
Experience the power of place and storytelling with this special video featuring a reading of Love in the Library at Minidoka National Historic Site with Maggie-Tokuda Hall.
80 Years of Reckoning: Multigenerational Trauma
Episode 2
Dr. Donna Nagata of University of Michigan presents research on multigenerational trauma of Japanese American incarceration.