Regional Direct Actions
Seattle Tsuru for Solidarity Joins La Resistencia to Block Deportation
Seattle Tsuru for Solidarity joins La Resistencia Action to Block the Deportation of Victor Jiménez by Nina Wallace Photo by La Resistencia On Tuesday, August
Chicago Obon at Cook County Jail
Chicago Obon at Cook County Jail On Sunday, August 16th, Nikkei Uprising, the Tsuru for Solidarity regional hub in Chicago, organized an Obon ceremony outside
Shut Down Berks – August Action
Protest and Healing in front of Governor Wolf’s Home On Saturday, August 1st, 2020, Tsuru for Solidarity members from New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington,
Bay Area Tsuru supports San Quentin Origami Students facing Covid-19 and Deportation
Bay Area Tsuru supports San Quentin Origami Students facing Covid-19 and Deportation On Monday, August 3, the Bay Area hub of Tsuru for Solidarity organized
Shut Down Berks – rally outside Berks Family Detention Center
Shut Down Berks Rally Outside of Berks County Detention Center On Friday, July 17th, Tsuru for Solidarity joined with the Shut Down Berks Coalition, Families
Art Forcing Change: LOOK UP #XMAP
ART FORCING CHANGE: LOOK UP Over the July 4th weekend, 80 artists, including Karen Ishizuka of Tsuru for Solidarity, joined together to launch XMAP: In
Day of Remembrance, Day of Action
View this post on Instagram A post shared by TsuruForSolidarity (@tsuruforsolidarity) on Feb 25, 2020 at 4:52pm PST This is what solidarity looks like. Hundreds
Oshogatsu New Year Protest at Yuba County Jail
https://youtu.be/toGeeH9T6do On Saturday, January 11, 2020, members from over 25 social justice, community, labor and faith organizations converged on the Yuba County Jail in Marysville,
Buddhist Priests Remember the Dead at Ft. Sill, Site of Next Prison Camp for Migrant Children.
On May 12th, 1942 guards at Ft. Sill shot and killed Kanesaburo Oshima, a father of 11 from Hawaii, in the back of the head
Japanese American WWII Camp Survivors and Descendants Protest Fort Sill Concentration Camp Plans
On June 22nd, 2019, dozens of Japanese American WWII Concentration Camp survivors and descendants traveled from around the country to protest the planned detention of