How do stories and history pass from one generation to another? What relevance do these stories have for people today, particularly young people? These are some of the questions that Lucy Komori and Connie Kadota had been asking themselves over the years.
The Japanese Canadian Legacies Society is pleased to announce the results of the second intake of the Intergenerational Wellness stream of the Community Fund. Thank you to the many families, groups and organizations from across the country who applied in…
Applications for Intake 2 of Intergenerational Wellness and Sports are closing soon. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSWith the second intake of Intergeneration Wellness applications due to close on May 20, we have put together a Q&A to help address questions families may…
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSWith the second intake of Intergeneration Wellness applications due to close on May 20, we have put together a Q&A to help address questions families may have about what can be funded and how to get help with…
The Japanese Canadian Legacies Society is pleased to announce the results of the Intergenerational Wellness stream of the Community Fund. Thank you to the families, groups and organizations from across the country who applied in this important stream. We were…
As the first intake of Intergenerational Wellness stream enters the assessment phase and we prepare to open Intake 2, we are happy to introduce Chika Buston. Chika joins the JCLS team as Intergenerational Wellness Program Manager, bringing with her a…
Intergenerational Wellness application deadline had been extended to December 15 Applications close December 15, 2023 Results out January 30, 2024 Intergenerational Wellness serves families and groups, providing funding to heal the intergenerational impacts that BC government actions in the 1940s had…