- 2003-Grant funding from the California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Colorado River Indian Tribe Education Department and private donations funded a Strategic Visioning Session.
- 2004- The Colorado River Indian Tribal Council passed a resolution dedicating 40 acres for the historic preservation of the Poston confinement site. (Poston camp I site)
- 2009- Grant funding from the U.S. National Park Service for collecting and digitizing oral histories, is now being completed.
- 2010-Grant funding from the U.S. National Park Service for relocation and rehabilitation of a barrack obtained.
- 2010-Grant funding from the National Trust for Historic Preservation for the barrack relocation project obtained.
- 2011-Grant funding from the U.S. National Park Service for production of the documentary, “Poston’s Mothers and Babies: A Film on Domestic Life in Camp”
- 5/20/2012 -Met our goal of $10,000 for the Poston Barrack Relocation Project. Thank you to 54 generous sponsors for helping us reach our total in preserving this important part of Poston's History.
- 5/28/2012-Advisory Board of the National Park System voted to recommend "National Historic Landmark" designation for the Poston Elementary School, Unit 1
- 6/28/2012-Tentative plans for the barrack relocation from Parker to Poston with a special blessing ceremony.
- 7/18/2012-Barrack relocation from Parker to Poston. COMPLETED!
- 10/17/2012 Received final approval "NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK" (Poston 1 Elementary School)
- Currently: Filming and interviewing for the documentary, “Poston’s Mothers and Babies: A Film on Domestic Life in Camp”
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| NOW:Poston I Elementary School cornerstone |
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| THEN: Poston 3 School auditorium 1944-1945 |
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| NOW: School Auditorium |
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| NOW: School Auditorium |
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| NOW: School buildings |
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| NOW: School Buildings |
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NOW: School Building (inside)    Barrack 10/2011   Getting ready to relocate the barrack 7/14/2012   |
