These pages present case studies from participants in the Thousand Cranes Peace Network.  They offer a range of approaches and strategies for the use of paper cranes and other materials in projects and activities to promote peace, non-violence and tolerance.

Please note that no responsibility can be accepted for checking or updating external links and email addresses on these pages.

	Case Study	Key concepts
	The Wishing Tree     Elanora Heights PS, NSW Australia	Primary school; international links; wishes for peace; cranes on a Wishing Tree; link to Web site; image
	Ambassadors of Peace     Adel, Georgia USA	Elementary school; Girl Scouts; cranes handed out for Christmas - peace messages, mobiles, parade
	Under the wings of the crane     Fremont-Elizabeth CHS, Adelaide,     South Australia	High school; refugees, torture and trauma; student stories; publication; link to Web site; image
	Stargazer Youth Theatre Festival     Kippens, Newfoundland, Canada	Youth theatre; ages 15 to 18; Sadako play; cranes for audience; links with schools and community
	Cranes for Peace     Santa Fe, New Mexico USA	Children's Peace Statue; Los Alamos nuclear weapons development; destination for cranes; link to Web site
	Wish for good health     Ludlow, Vermont USA	Elementary school; Sadako story; cancer treatment; cranes sent to medical centre; image
	Sadako puppet performance     Cape Town, South Africa	Sadako story; puppet performance; cranes in stage set, posters and programs
	"Our World" Exhibition     Phoenix Public Library, Arizona USA	Public library; Sadako story; Hiroshima annniversary; cranes hung; artworks; student activities; schools
	Grade 3 Peacemakers     Cape Cod, Massachusetts USA	Elementary school; peace, non-violence, racial harmony; student activities; children's peace monument; publication; link to Web site
	Cranes to The Hague     the Netherlands	Nuclear disarmament; destination for cranes; International Court of Justice
	The art of paper cranes     Classic Cranes, Hawaii USA	Artworks; cranes for special occasions; cranes as a business; link to Web site; image
	Hopes and fears     STARTTS, Fairfield NSW Australia	Refugees, torture and trauma; training kit; hopes and fears written on cranes; link to Web site
	Crane exchange with Hiroshima     Mokena, Illinois USA	Elementary school; Sadako story; cranes to Hiroshima; links to Web sites
	Les 1000 grues de l'espoir     Toulouse, France	Telethon - fund raising for medical research; artworks; link to Web site; image
	Cranes for a wedding     San Francisco USA	Cranes for special occasions; cranes as decorations; crane tree; link to Web site
	Installation of '10,000 Cranes'     Iowa City, Iowa USA	Artwork; university; hospitals and clinics; art for healing; link to Web site; image
	'The Voice' Youth magazine     Camden Library NSW Australia	Public library; Sadako story; youth magazine; competition to fold cranes
	Rock Eisteddfod     Seaview HS, South Australia	High School; dance performance; Sadako and Hiroshima; cranes for audience; link to Web site; image
	Cranes Going Global - Oshkosh     Public Library, Wisconsin USA	Library system (25 libraries); family program; Sadako story; cranes sent to  Santa Fe; image
	The Flight of the Cranes     Skylar's Mission - Pleasant Valley     New York USA	Elementary school; Sadako story; student's fund raising goal to aid leukaemia sufferers
	Peace Exchange with Hakushima     Aranda, Australia/Hiroshima, Japan	Primary/elementary schools; student activities; peace messages; artwork; international exchange; images; pages on this site

Links to further case studies on the Web can be followed from our Peace Links and Resources pages.

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