The Maruki Gallery preserves memories of wartime atrocities and other forms of violence through the exhibition of the Hiroshima Panels. Iri and Toshi Maruki, who jointly produced the series of 15 paintings, opened the Gallery in 1967 hoping to capture visitors' imagination, prevent similar atrocities, and invigorate others who are suffering. This project will fund the restoration and preservation of the Hiroshima Panels, and support the construction a new gallery building.

.Justice for My Sister's Black, Indigenous, People of Color Sci-Fi Screenwriting Lab (Lab) will provide a space where underrepresented aspiring screenwriters create solutions to our global problems. The series will provide working adults with the tools to imagine ourselves into the future as people of color in a genre that has historically excluded us. Over 8 weeks, participants will refine short film scripts that address themes of land and cultural preservation.