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的 萨克拉门托 State University 一本书计划 selects a book each year to bring together the 囊状态 community and the 萨克拉门托 region. 该项目在整个学年提供了许多令人兴奋的活动.

的 一本书计划 selects a book that will serve as a catalyst for considered conversations focusing on issues of social justice. 我们选择的书往往会被推到边缘, 所以所有来自萨克州立社区的学生, 教师 & 工作人员)以及萨克拉门托地区的朋友和家人, may start conversations with feelings about the book or topic to then move into 深思熟虑的, 彼此之间的智力交流.

2023-2024年的一本书是《澳门博彩官网》."

今年萨克拉门托州立大学和社区的一本书是 再见了曼萨纳尔 作者:Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston (1972). This riveting memoir shares the challenges Japanese Americans faced during imprisonment during World War II. 的 protagonist Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston tells her story about how Japanese Americans lost their freedoms for the sake of national security, and she and her family were forced to live in an internment camp in Manzanar, 加州. Integration back into American society was a struggle of identity and acceptance for Jeanne since no one wanted to be identified as the “other.“一本书计划”与萨克州立大学的格林合作 & Gold Speakers Series and the 囊状态 图书馆’s Japanese Archival Collection, 邀请大家讨论种族主义的影响, 排除, 和归属感.

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教学资源可以激发讨论.

教学指导 & “告别曼萨纳尔”资源

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告别曼萨纳-免费阅读或收听 (需要注册、登录和借阅才能阅读或收听.)

一本书事件

加入Sac国家一本书计划的特别事件讨论 再见了曼萨纳尔.

For ADA reasonable accommodations that would allow you to participate in 一本书计划 events please contact Rheena Munoz at rmunoz@基督教社会联盟.活动前5-10天.

茶聚会 & 一本书讨论
2023年9月18日
中午12点至下午1点15分

与一本书计划和包容性卓越合作, the University 图书馆 invites the campus community to attend the first tea gathering of the Fall 2023 semester. 聚会将于中午至下午1:15举行.m. 周一,9月. 18、在… 中谷宗求茶室 在大学图书馆的下层. 的 presenters will host a discussion and Japanese tea gathering through the lens of this year’s One Book 再见了曼萨纳尔. 空间提供方便的座位. 如需额外住宿,请提供 联络图书馆 至少在活动前五天.

学生主导的一本书讨论
加入我们的“读书俱乐部”,讨论《澳门博彩官网》的主题. 欢迎学生,员工和教职员工. Discussions are hosted by the Multicultural Center and the 一本书计划.

OCTOBER 20, 2023 2 pm - 3 pm University 图书馆 1010 Walk-ins are welcome.

NOVEMBER 3, 2023 2 pm - 3 pm University 图书馆 1010 Walk-ins are welcome.

DECEMBER 8, 2023 2 pm - 3 pm University 图书馆 1010 Walk-ins are welcome.

Dr. 山下文迪在Manzanar, 种族歧视, 排除, 监禁, 最后是复原力, 和归属感.

2023年11月14日上午10:30 -下午1:00

的 一本书计划 in partnership with 包容的卓越 hosted the Hornet Family to listen and talk story with Dr. 山下文迪在Manzanar, 种族歧视, 排除, 监禁, 最后是复原力, 和归属感.

今年的“一本书”是 再见了曼萨纳尔 作者Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston (1972). It is a story about how Japanese Americans lost their freedoms for the sake of national security, and how a young girl and her family were uprooted and forced to live in an internment camp in Manzanar, 加州. This riveting memoir shared how Japanese Americans faced imprisonment or rather 监禁 during World War II.

1942年,美国军队进驻美国.S. government led the general population to believe that incarcerating Japanese immigrants and Japanese Americans was a “military necessity.” Utilizing euphemisms such as “relocation” and “evacuees” to justify racial profiling, 监禁, 和暴力. 再见了曼萨纳尔 向我们展示了, Japanese and Japanese Americans suffered great losses when they were forcibly removed from their homes to live behind barbed wire. 之后的很多年, 日裔美国人对自己的经历保持沉默, lacking a language to describe what happened to them and unable to find an audience to listen.

Dr. 山下的演讲主要围绕以下主题:国家vs. communal/ethnic memory, loyalty/disloyalty, 监禁, euphemisms, and Ethnic Studies. She also featured models of resilience 和归属感— Japanese American organizations that remember their history to push for a more just and equitable future for all Americans despite having experienced 种族歧视 and 排除 in America. 出席会议的一些组织是Manzanar委员会, 日裔美国公民联盟弗洛林分会, Tsuru代表团结.

感谢这200名学生, 教师, 工作人员, and community who attended on Nov 14th in the University Ballroom from 10:30am-1pm with Dr. 邓文迪山下式. 这次活动很成功!

One Book discussion of Japanese American internment spurs call to action

盛田昭夫, 詹妮弗(2023, November 16) One Book discussion of Japanese American internment spurs call to action. 萨克拉门托州立新闻编辑室. http://2k5e5.elahomecollection.com/news/newsroom/stories/2023/11/one-book-program.html

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2024年3月或4月
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讨论描述.

去曼萨纳尔实地考察
2024年4月
黄昏时分的曼萨纳尔 Program centers around small group discussions where participants can hear the stories from former incarcerees first-hand, 分享自己的经历, and talk about how the issues raised by the concentration camp experience are still relevant today.

一本书项目组 & 合作伙伴

Dr. 蒂娜·乔丹,一本书计划协调员 jordant@skymail.基督教社会联盟.edu
Rheena Munoz,行政分析师/专家 rmunoz@基督教社会联盟.edu
一本书计划委员会 & 志愿者
包容性卓越 & 金质扬声器系列
APIDA中心全循环项目
特殊的集合 & 大学档案图书馆职员
多元文化中心,住房 & 住宅生活
本科学习,GE荣誉课程,FYE

特别感谢:Dr. 方志刚博士. 山下文迪博士. Lily Anne Yumi Tamai博士. William Gow, Marietess Masulit, Dr. James German和Dr. Mia Settles-Tidwell感谢你的智慧,专业知识,指导和支持.

2022-2023一本书

哈本:征服哈佛法学院的聋哑女人

第一个从哈佛法学院毕业的聋哑盲人, Haben Girma是一名促进残疾人正义的人权律师. 奥巴马总统称她为“白宫变革冠军”. 她获得了海伦·凯勒成就奖, 登上《澳门博彩官网》30位30岁以下精英榜单, 《澳门博彩官网》百大演讲. 比尔·克林顿总统, 总理贾斯汀·特鲁多, 和德国总理安格拉·默克尔都向哈本表示了敬意. Haben认为残疾是一个创新的机会, 她教导组织选择包容的重要性.

Haben was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she currently lives. 她的回忆录带领读者环游世界, 包括她父母在厄立特里亚和埃塞俄比亚的家, 在撒哈拉烈日下建学校, 在新泽西和导盲犬一起训练, 在阿拉斯加爬冰山, 在佛蒙特州法院为盲人读者而战, 并在白宫与奥巴马总统交谈. 温暖的, 有趣的, 深思熟虑的, 和令人振奋的, this captivating book is a testament to Haben’s determination to resist isolation and find the keys to connection.

2021-2022一本书

只是怜悯: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stephenson is the 2021-22 School Year's One Books. 兰登书屋出版, 只是怜悯 is Stephenson's account of creating the Equal Justice Initiative and his defense of those in need and the wrongfully condemned.

2020-2021一本书

2020-2021年的一本书 那里, 作者:汤米·奥兰治. (Vintage Books, 2018)

2019-2020一本书

2019-2020年One Book精选书是约书亚·戴维斯的 Spare Parts: Four Undocumented Teenagers, One Ugly Robot, and the Battle for the American Dream (法拉、斯特劳斯和吉鲁,2014).

一次选书过程

一本书评选委员会由教师组成, 工作人员, 学生, 以及社区代表. Every year the Committee members collectively read and explore scores of books in order to start narrowing down the selection for the year. 的re are several meetings throughout the year to discuss and debate which book best suits the needs of the Program and the campus community for topical relevance, 智力上的刺激, 以及对观众的吸引力.

委员会根据下列标准作出决定:

  • 可访问性和对所有社区成员的吸引力
  • 写作质量
  • Encourages interdisciplinary thought and sparks passionate discussion in a variety of courses and contexts
  • 探索不同的文化视角
  • 为新的学习和探索提供具有挑战性的机会
  • 解决当代问题

推荐一本书!

If you'd like to make a suggestion for a future One Book selection to the Committee, 请发送电子邮件至onebook@基督教社会联盟.并附上你的建议, 事件和活动可能的编程想法, 您的澳门博彩官网, 如果你和作者有任何联系.

All suggestions must be made by September 1 for consideration for the following year. Any suggestions that come in after the September 1 deadline will be considered for subsequent years.