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Funding Opportunity Number P21AS00034FUNDING Opportunity Goals Text the Japanese American Confinement Sites Jacs Grant Program Public Law 109 441, 120 Stat 3288 Provides Financial Assistance to Organizations and Entities Working to Preserve Historic Japanese American Confinement Sites and Their History, Including Private Nonprofit Organizations Educational Institutions State, Local, and Tribal Governments and Other Public Entities, for the Preservation and Interpretation of U S Confinement Sites Where Japanese Americans Were Detained During World War Ii Requirements for All Agreementspurpose of Award Summary of the Goals and Objectives of the Project Overarching Goal to Preserve and Interpret the History and Impacts of Japanese American Incarceration During World War Ii Objectives to Provide More Information on the 15 Temporary Assembly Center and 2 Reception Center Sites Summary of Project Specific Activities Visual Communications Will Create a Robust, Interactive, Multimedia Website That Focuses on the Fifteen Assembly Centers and Two Reception Centers Established by the Wartime Civil Control Administration, a Division of the U S Army S Western Defense Command Present Day Photos and Videos, Interactive Maps, and New and Existing Oral History Recordings Will Provide Context for the Sites, the Majority of Which Were Demolished or Turned Back to Uses in Place Prior to World War Ii Performance Goals Including Milestones and Expected Outcomes Development of Website, Which Will Include Interactive Maps Showing Site Layouts as They Existed in 1942 With Current Photos and Videos of How the Sites Appear Today Oral History Interviews Video Clips, and Other Site Specific Information Beneficiaries the Public Educators NPS Jacs Sites Organizations Preserving Jacs Sites and History