Tuesday, February 19, 2019

“Resistance at Tule Lake”: Screenings 3/10/19 and 3/28/19

On February 19 communities across the country honor the 77th anniversary of the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans. Here's a note from Konrad Aderer, who created Resistance at Tule Lake, a documentary covering little-known aspects of the incarceration. We’re also including information on two screenings of the film next month and on ways people can use it for education and organizing.—TPOI editor

Since our official release for home and educational purchase in October, we have sought to keep pushing the boundaries of who knows about and engages with the history of Japanese American resistance. So far, more than a dozen universities and libraries have purchased Resistance at Tule Lake, including three University of California campuses! We are continuing our educational outreach so that this film is available in many more of the approximately 600 Asian and Asian American Studies departments in the U.S.

This will require continued work and creativity through 2019 and beyond. We can still use your help in bringing Resistance at Tule Lake to a wider audience. Please take a few moments to write a review on Amazon and Netflix, or iTunes.—Konrad Aderer


Screening at Oakland Asian Cultural Center
Resistance at Tule Lake Film screening

Sunday, March 10 at 2:00pm

 388 Ninth St. Suite 290
Oakland, CA

Director and educators to present film at National Council
on Public History conference
“Teaching about World War II-Era Detention and Prison Centers:
A Screening of Resistance at Tule Lake”
with director Konrad Aderer, and educators Cathlin Goulding and Freda Lin

Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 3:30pm
 Connecticut Convention Center
100 Columbus Blvd.
Hartford, Connecticut


Visit us at www.ResistanceatTuleLake.com! For further information, inquiries and screening requests, contact director-producer Konrad Aderer at producer@lifeorliberty.org

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