While we should be proud of what we did.

was particularly inspired by Manzanar Committee member Pat Sakamoto.Even though Ganns family was not incarcerated in the camps.

A few weeks after pilgrimage one year.where he was a founding member of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union (NSU) in 1981.ensuring the students who attended came away with a deep understanding of the importance of not only learning but also sharing this history.

ensuring that the stories he fought to preserve — and the passions he championed — will endure for future generations.The student leaders in UCLA applied lessons from the redress movement by contextualizing a local campus issue into a larger community-wide struggle for civil rights against institutional racism.

Embrey commented on Ganns dedication to students: Along with Jim To.

His contributions will continue to resonate.where they will be stored until the time comes to rebuild.

was famous for her courage as the first Japanese American to return to the West Coast during World War II to attend classes at what was then Pasadena College.Michael Nishio combs through debris in what was the Nishio family living room.

filled with memories and meaning.his days are spent dealing with insurance and other hassles that go with rebuilding.