Japanese American Museum of Oregon

We're #hiring a new Facility Coordinator at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon in Portland. Our Facility Coordinator keeps the museum functioning and safe, as well as works with volunteers and helps with exhibition installation. Apply today or share this post with your network. We will start reviewing applications after May 10 on a rolling basis, and we'd love to hear from you! #museumjobs #facilitymanagement #Portland #museum #culture #exhibitions #facilities #security #volunteermanagement

Early #application review for the #Development Coordinator position at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon begins tomorrow, March 15. Join our passionate, people-focused team and use your #fundraising skills to ensure the legacy of the Japanese American story in Oregon continues for generations to come. We are accepting applications through LinkedIn, just be sure to send us your cover letter via upload or by emailing to [email protected]. Read our #hiring announcement and #apply here: https://lnkd.in/dqEqsVJX

We're #hiring a Development Coordinator to join our growing team. Lead JAMO's fundraising initiatives and help ensure the museum will be here to tell this history for generations to come. Apply today or share this post with your network!

We're #hiring a Development Coordinator to join our growing team. Lead JAMO's fundraising initiatives and help ensure the museum will be here to tell this history for generations to come. Apply today or share this post with your network!

We’re working hard to make sure… Teachers… Students… EVERYBODY Has access to the Japanese American story… but we need your help! We’re ready to add more free days and school groups to the calendar but need the funding to hit the ground running. Join us this Giving Tuesday to make an impact: https://ow.ly/fbAB50QbOZA $25 covers art class materials at the museum for 1 student. $50 covers transportation and tour of the museum for 3 students. $100 or more covers fees for a speaker to visit a school and reach potentially hundreds of people. The Japanese American story teaches empathy and understanding, with the ability recognize and call out injustice whenever it happens. This Giving Tuesday, we need your help to increase access to this history for students, teachers, and all visitors. With your support, we can provide tours, classroom visits, and free days to ensure everyone has the opportunity to learn from our story. Join our community of supporters and let’s bring this rich culture and history to even more people next year: https://https://lnkd.in/g9fPdXfK All photos courtesy JAMO and Curtis Suyematsu. #JapaneseAmericanStory #GivingTuesday #HistoryEducation #InclusionMatters #GivingTuesday2023 Hanako Wakatsuki-Chong Raynette Yoshida, MBA

Coming up on October 28, don't miss a visit with curator and writer Mayumi Tsutakawa, as she shares with us her deep knowledge of the life, work, and legacy of her father, renowned Northwest artist George Tsutakawa. Learn more about his connection to the places that inspired him throughout his career. Please register, space will be limited: https://lnkd.in/g5bazKhC A Sense of Place: The Art Legacy of George Tsutakawa Lecture by Mayumi Tsutakawa Saturday, October 28, 2pm 220 Building: 220 NW 2nd Ave, 1st Floor FREE George Tsutakawa's work is on view now at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, open Thur-Sun, 11am-3pm. More info can be found at jamo.org/tsutakawa. Hanako Wakatsuki-Chong Raynette Yoshida, MBA

It's almost, nearly, very close to your LAST CHANCE to get tickets to Nobi's Night Out in Nihonmachi this Friday evening! Get tickets or donate here: https://lnkd.in/gE7BdUZs This year we will be fundraising in style in honor of beloved Community Auntie Nobi Masuoka. Experience 1920s Japantown at this speakeasy soiree, complete with casino, photo booth, and raffle prizes. Hope to see you there! Details: Nobi's Night Out in Nihonmachi Friday, October 13, 6-9pm At the 220 Building: 220 NW 2nd Ave, Portland #NobisNightOut #PortlandNihonmachi #JAMOSpeakeasy Raynette Yoshida, MBA Hanako Wakatsuki-Chong Image 2: Gift of Reynold Lee; Image 3: Gifts of Judy Murakami; Image 4: Gift of Joni Kimoto.

Please join the Japanese American Museum of Oregon on October 13 from 6-9pm for NOBI'S NIGHT OUT IN NIHONMACHI! Travel with us back to the 1920s during the height of Portland's Japantown, where you'll find yourself at an old-fashioned speakeasy. Try your hand at gambling and games for a good cause while enjoying tasty bites and era-inspired refreshments. 1920s fashion is encouraged! This stylish soiree is named in honor of beloved Community Auntie Nobi Masuoka. In the spirit of her dedication to JAMO's mission, when you purchase tickets to this event or make additional donations, you are ensuring that the history of Japanese Americans in Oregon will continue to be preserved, honored, and shared for years to come. We are especially looking to support two initiatives: Monthly Free Admission Sundays and financial assistance for school groups visiting the museum. Learn more and purchase tickets here: https://lnkd.in/gj7K5uqG