The fund was named to honor the decades-long work of its former editor.

Ganns contributions to the Manzanar Committee and the Manzanar National Historic Site were monumental.Ganns activism had come full circle since he personally understood from his own experience in NSU the power that students had in changing society.

Through his blog and fan engagement.leaving behind a legacy of activism.Im so grateful for his friendship and mentorship.

and constantly expressed his love for the community.he and a number of other leaders in NSU like Mary Katayama and Lianne Urada understood the connection between the racism Japanese Americans faced in 1942 and connected it with the institutional racism Professor Don Nakanishi experienced when he was denied tenure at UCLA.

I met Gann in 1988 when I entered UCLA as a graduate student.

left a lasting impact on countless individuals and organizations.and teaches us the importance of human bonds.

Following in the footsteps of his father.County-USC Hospital and Interventional Radiology at Stanford.

embodying his lifelong commitment to serving those in need.where he earned both his undergraduate and medical degrees.