JANM Virtual Visits @janmdotorg
JANM Virtual Visits  @janmdotorg
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Bring the Japanese American National Museum to your classroom with our virtual visits program! Using video conferencing technology you can explore the Japanese American experience with added flexibility to your class period or to match your teaching unit.

Choose from our virtual visit offerings depending on grade level or a comprehensive virtual tour of our collection for higher education and adult groups. Financial assistance is available for qualifying schools. To learn more about virtual visits: janm.org/visit/virtual

Ready to have your students explore our museum virtually?
Book a visit: janm.org/visit/virtual/reservation-form
*Please note it is recommended that you book at least 3 weeks in advance.

For any other questions contact: groupvists@janm.org

To learn more about JANM and its programs visit: janm.org


Programs like this are made possible by the generous support of JANM’s members and donors. Become a member (janm.org/membership​) or consider making a tax-deductible gift so that we can continue to present more programs like these: janm.org/donatenow​. Your support makes a difference. Thank you!

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