Japanese American WWII History Network Act
This act establishes a program within the National Park Service to preserve and disseminate knowledge about the experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II, including internment sites. This will provide citizens with easier access to educational materials and information about this important part of US history, helping to understand the past and its impact on contemporary society.
Key points
Creation of a nationwide network to gather information on Japanese American World War II history.
Access to educational materials, such as guides and electronic information, for all interested citizens.
Collaboration with various institutions to protect and promote sites related to Japanese American internment.
The program will operate for 7 years from the date of enactment.
Status:
Expired
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