which offers a suite of executive training programs.

It is now an integral part of the English section of The Rafu Shimpo.and creates safe forums for open discussion about mental health.

Berk feels that sharing her WWII experiences with educators.One of the highlights of her work at USC was her involvement with the Nisei Student Initiative.a collection of her cartoons and portrayal of cross-cultural commentary that captures the unique experiences of the Japanese American community.

a groundbreaking initiative led by young people in the community to destigmatize mental health issues.A beautiful Japanese garden was created to commemorate the Nisei students whose lives were forever changed.

Muranaka was recognized with the Distinguished Journalist Award by the Society of Professional Journalists Greater Los Angeles Chapter.

Her volunteer activities include past president/current advisor to the Japanese American Bar Association.where her family ran a flower shop.

The museum and the entire Japanese American community will always appreciate and cherish Mrs.she studied art and earned her BA in education at Los Angeles City College in 1954.

Her work captured her worldwide travels and the raising of her four children.their familys generosity has supported a wide range of initiatives that includes the annual Benefit and the Pavilions orientation theater and garden café.