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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2018 · 25 MIN

Episode 10 – Hide Hyodo Shimizu

from Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me · host Nichola Ogiwara

At 18 years of age, Hide Hyodo Shimizu was the first Japanese Canadian teacher to teach in British Columbia's public school system. She was part of the delegation sent to Ottawa in 1936 to campaign for voting rights for Japanese Canadians, along with Samuel Hayakawa, Edward Banno and Minoru Kobayashi. She was responsible for organizing schools in the internment camps in British Columbia and later moved to Ontario to attend art college. The post Episode 10 – Hide Hyodo Shimizu appeared first on Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre.

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