    The outdoor exhibition, Alight, was held in Seoul, Korea. It displayed photos of the victims of Japanese military sexual slavery and activists who are committed to bringing justice to the victims and their sidelined history. The photos of activists and educators from Nikkei for Civil Rights and Resolution, Progressive Asian Network for Action, and ESJF were part of the exhibition. Ara Oshagan, a photographer and installation artist based in Glendale, photographed several victims and the members of the abovementioned organizations in California.
Interview: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Gc-Ho9Cbxgg Installation video: https://youtu.be/xF2mychK3Cw
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