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Selected fellows are faculty researchers who will be in residence at UH Mānoa, such as Day.

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Inouye Papers and UH West Oʻahu’s ʻUluʻulu: The Henry Kuʻualoha Giugni Moving Image Archive of Hawaiʻi. Selected fellows and graduate students will conduct archival research using DKI collections housed at the UH Mānoa Library’s Hawaiʻi Congressional Papers Collection: Daniel K. The application deadline for both is November 30, 2022. To commemorate the advancement of democracy, public policy and good government, faculty researchers and UH Mānoa graduate students may apply for $5,000 grants through the CSS DKI Fellows Program and DKI Graduate Archival Research Grant. The 2022 DKI fellow is Colin Moore, chair of the UH Mānoa School of Communication and Information. government’ to relocate, intern and deport them.” “My most exciting research findings were the fascinating declassified intelligence documents from World War II that articulated the strategic moves to forcibly deport Latin American Japanese, and how the Senator referenced these documents as ‘an extraordinary effort by the U.S.

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detention centers under suspicion of being Japanese spies, and Filipino veterans who served in World War II and did not receive full veterans’ benefits,” said Day. “My research focused on the still unresolved issue of 2,300 Latin American Japanese who were forcibly deported and incarcerated in U.S. Day’s research project was titled, “Gestures of Apology, Reparations, and Comparative Racial Formations in Senator Daniel K. Day, an assistant professor of English at UH Hilo and a research affiliate in the CSS Department of Ethnic Studies, was the inaugural DKI faculty research fellow in 2020. UH Hilo Assistant Professor and 2020 DKI fellow Leanne Day into a more tolerant and inclusive society. Inouye ( DKI) through faculty and graduate student research grants that recognize his indelible mark on the state and work to shape the U.S. The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Social Sciences ( CSS) honors the legacy of the late U.S.

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