Our Campaigns
Tsuru for Solidarity has four campaigns which spearhead our organizing. Click on a section to find more information about each group, their ongoing organizing, and how to get involved!
Child & Family Detention
The U.S. is creating an expansive network of un-regulated influx and intake detention sites for children outside of international human rights mandates.
We are standing with impacted communities in ways that we needed during WWII. Together we say NO MORE U.S. CONCENTRATION CAMPS!
Black Reparations and Solidarity
As an ethnic group who has received an apology and reparations from the federal government for wrongs committed against us, Japanese Americans have a moral imperative to support the Black people seeking a similar path for a structural remedy. We also have moral authority to stand in solidarity with other communities: especially a community targeted by historic racism seeking accountability and a process for redress and reparations.
Pol(ICE), Prisons & Adult Detention
Pol(ICE), prisons, and a global pandemic is what we have been moving through for the last two years. It is under these conditions we have been required to reevaluate our skills and own political commitment to the larger movement towards collective liberation.
As we face state violence head on, we must think about the healing that is needed both within the Japanese-American community and across communities of color. We are exploring and practicing multiple modalities and models that bring healing to our communities as we organize.
Past Campaigns
Learn more about our previous campaigns and actions at these archived pages.