UVic与日系博物馆合作的日裔加拿大人拘禁史田野学校2027年7月再开

Canada’s Internment Era: A Field School 由 Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre 与 UVic Landscapes of Injustice 项目合作，于2019年首次开设，现由 Past Wrongs, Future Choices 项目延续。

Canada’s Internment Era: A Field School brings students, educators and community members to the sites of this history. It was first offered in 2019 as a collaboration between the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre in Burnaby and the University of Victoria (UVic) Landscapes of Injustice project (2014-2021). The field school now continues with Past Wrongs, Future Choices—a seven-year, multi-partner research project that builds on past work by engaging international partners to tell these global histories.

参与者用一周乘巴士从 Lower Mainland 前往内陆参观拘留营遗址，随后在 UVic 进行一周课堂学习；途中通过巴士放映的影片、故事分享和疗愈圈学习。

Participants in the field school spend a week on a bus tour visiting internment sites, travelling from the Lower Mainland to the interior. The tour is followed by a week in the classroom at UVic. Along the way, students learn through films screened on the bus during travel time, story sharing and healing circles.

该项目面向本科生和教育工作者，提供基于场所的学习体验；有教师将其作为专业发展机会参加。

For undergraduate students and educators alike, that transformative power of site-specific learning has been profound. After 10 years as a teacher in Ontario, Catherine Oikawa attended the field school in 2023 as a professional development opportunity. She wanted to bring her experiences into the classroom. “On the field school, you’re learning in the community and from the community,” she recalls. “It was quite a special time for sharing and reflection.”

Past Wrongs, Future Choices 在加拿大、美国、澳大利亚、巴西和日本有合作伙伴，项目方希望未来继续欢迎国际参与者。

The field school will be offered again in July 2027. Because Past Wrongs, Future Choices is an international project with partners in Canada, the United States, Australia, Brazil and Japan, field school participants are invited to consider the global context of the Canadian history that they learn about. Learning from international participants has been invaluable, says Michael Abe, project manager of Past Wrongs, Future Choices. He hopes to continue welcoming international participants in future years.

field school 将于2027年7月再次开设。

The field school will be offered again in July 2027. Because Past Wrongs, Future Choices is an international project with partners in Canada, the United States, Australia, Brazil and Japan, field school participants are invited to consider the global context of the Canadian history that they learn about. Learning from international participants has been invaluable, says Michael Abe, project manager of Past Wrongs, Future Choices. He hopes to continue welcoming international participants in future years.