Exhibit Planning Submission Form - Minoru Yasui Day Contest 2020
DIRECTIONS:
Fill out this Exhibit Planning Submission Form to have your contest idea approved BEFORE you start constructing your project.

Exhibit Planning Form (this Google Form) is due on May 15, 2020 by 11:59pm. Early Submissions are highly encouraged.

CONTEST PROMPT Reflecting on Minoru Yasui’s legacy during the Japanese American redress and reparations movement, create an action plan for a civil rights violation that the United States should redress today (to apologize for, to set right). Redress: [noun] the setting right of what is wrong. [verb] to correct or remedy.

Who can apply for the contest?
Middle school and high school-aged students who reside in Oregon or Washington may apply for this contest.

What is a "Make your own exhibit" contest?
Put yourself into the museum curator's shoes. Think science fair meets the action plan! Create a tri-fold poster board, design a Powerpoint photo exhibit with captions, or a short film (5-6 minutes) to capture your redress plan. We encourage contestants to get creative in how they will address a civil rights violation that our country should redress.

For any further questions please contact the Japanese American Museum of Oregon.
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General Information
Please fill out the following general information for your Exhibit Planning Submission Form
Student's First Name *
Student's Last Name *
Student Middle Initial (optional)
Student's Gender Pronouns (i.e. She, Her, Hers)
Student's Email Address *
Are you submitting for the Middle School or High School contest? *
Are you working in a group (up to 3 students)? If so please include the name and gender pronouns of your group members. *Group members must be from the same school and be in the same Middle School or High School category.
School Name
City, State of School
Parent/Guardian's Email
Parent/Guardian's Phone Number (For the day of logistics)
"Make Your Own Exhibit / Presentation" Proposal
Fill out this Exhibit Planning Form and describe your action plan for your redress campaign.
What Civil Rights violation will your Exhibit address? (i.e. Japanese American Incarceration) *
What time period will your Exhibit address? (i.e. WWII, 1941-1945)
Why do you believe that this Civil Rights violation needs remedying / redress? (please answer in 300 words or less) *
In 500 words or less, please describe the solution that you propose that can work to right the wrong that occurred? (i.e. Japanese Americans sought redress and reparations in the 1980s and received a letter of apology from the U.S. President, a reparations check of $20,000 to each survivor of the camps, and establish a foundation to educate the public on this part of American history) *
In what format do you plan to construct your "Make Your Own Exhibit?" Please note that due to COVID-19, the Online Powerpoint Photo Exhibit is now recommended. All formats will still be accepted.
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