Nov. 1, 2022: Field trip to the Topaz Stories Exhibit

Max had the support of the class teachers, Oakridge principal, parent chaperones, Brad Westwood, Utah State Senator Jani Iwamoto and State Representative Elizabeth Weight.

About 25 adults (parents, teachers) pose in the Capitol rotunda.

It’s wonderful to see such a creative collaboration come together to enjoy our exhibit before it closes on December 31. Thanks to all who participated!

School kids and parents read stories in the Topaz Stories Exhibit.
About 25 third- and fourth-graders visit the Utah State Capitol to see the Topaz Stories Exhibit.

The Topaz Stories Team

All images courtesy of Max and Edee Chang.

Plan to visit the Topaz Stories Exhibit in Salt Lake City before it closes on December 31, 2022.
Contact us if you have a Topaz Story to share.
Follow us on Instagram @topazstories

Media Coverage:
Watch Topaz survivors tell their stories (abc4 news, 4/22/2022)
Listen to the “In the Hive” podcast with interviews with Ann Dion, Jonathan Hirabayashi, and Topaz survivors Jeanie Kashima and Joseph Nishimura (KCPW, 4/28/2022)
Read How a Utah exhibit about Topaz Camp looks to find empathy in ‘an ugly stain on American history (ksl.com, 4/22/2022)
Read “Topaz Stories rise from the dust,” (Department of Culture & Community Engagement, 4/2022)
Listen to KQED Forum, Day of Remembrance interview with Ruth Sasaki, 2/15/2022
Listen to Max Chang and Ruth Sasaki interviewed (KRCL RadioActive, 2/9/2022
Read On Topaz Stories and ‘Authentic Voice’, the Discover Nikkei interview with Ruth Sasaki (10/14/2022)
Listen to Remembering the Japanese American Incarceration, the Topaz Stories podcast with Ruth Sasaki and Jonathan Hirabayashi (6/2/2021)

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