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おりづるをSNSでシェアしてくださりありがとうございます。8月5日から99日のあいだ,世界中の人々に核兵器のない未来のイメージを伝え続けましょう!!

みなさんの身近なひと,ご家族やお友達,同僚の方方にもぜひこのキャンペーンのことをおはなしください。核兵器のことを話してみるきっかけに,このキャンペーンがなりますように。

このページに掲載している画像やリソースは,キャンペーン中ご自由にお使いいただけます。多くの方々のスクリーンにおりづるが飛ぶように,どうぞたくさんの投稿へのご協力をお願いいたします。

未来へのおりづるキャンペーンキット:

  • おりづるの折り方動画: CranesForOurFuture.org/jp/Fold

  • キャンペーン特製おりがみの印刷用ダウンロードリンクはこちら #CranesForOurFuture-branded origami paper

  • Downloadable Zoom background オンライン会議の背景にキャンペーン画像をいかがですか?

  • キャンペーンのハッシュタグ: #CranesForOurFuture

  • その他お使いいただけるハッシュタグ: #NPTRevCon, #NPT2022 (現在8月1日から26日までニューヨーク国連本部で開催されている核兵器不拡散条約運用検討会議のハッシュタグです。世界のリーダーや代表者が集まって,核軍縮の進展を話し合っています。その議場にもぜひおりづるを飛ばしてください!)

 

未来へのおりづるキャンペーンのビデオ2022:

 

画像のダウンロード:ご自由にお使いください

 

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I’m committing to fold a paper crane with people around the world on Peace Weekend, August 5-9. ☮️

Join us: CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture

The power to craft a world without nuclear weapons is in our hands!

Join me Aug. 5-9 in folding and sharing a paper crane to mark the anniversaries of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings.
👉 CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture

As long as nuclear weapons exist, *our* existence is on the line. Let’s build a world that is safer for all.

Join me in folding and sharing a paper crane to remember the victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings, Aug. 5-9.
CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture


From Aug. 5-9, people worldwide are folding and sharing paper cranes to honor the victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings and to call for a world without nuclear weapons.

Join us: CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture

What does a world without nuclear weapons mean to you?

Fold a paper crane and share your vision for a safer world on Aug. 5-9, to mark the anniversaries of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture

🕊️ Crafting a brighter future starts with each of us 🕊️

Fold a paper crane to honor those who were killed 77 years ago by the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. CranesForOurFuture.org #CranesForOurFuture

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  • Cranes for Our Future

  • #CranesForOurFuture

  • Honor Atomic Bombing Victims with Action

 

Subject: #CranesForOurFuture – Join us for a global weekend of action!

Dear ______,

The war in Ukraine and Russia’s repeated nuclear threats are a painful reminder that nuclear weapons pose a catastrophic risk to humanity every day.

As we approach the anniversaries of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we all have the opportunity to share a powerful message that a more peaceful future is possible—one where the world is no longer vulnerable to the threat of nuclear destruction.

Between August 5 and 9, we invite you to join thousands around the world in making one small act: Will you fold an origami crane and share it on your social media with the hashtag #CranesForOurFuture?

To learn how, go to: cranesforourfuture.org/fold

Last August, the #CranesForOurFuture campaign inspired thousands of people to mark the Hiroshima and Nagasaki anniversaries, reaching millions worldwide. This August, diplomats from around the world will gather at the United Nations to make progress on reducing nuclear risks. It is more important than ever to show these leaders that we are united around a shared hope for a more joyful, peaceful world.

That’s why, in your #CranesForOurFuture post, we also ask you to share a short message about what a future without nuclear weapons means to you. Is it a more peaceful world for your children or grandchildren? A global system built on mutual respect and not fear and terror? Does that world focus on funding basic needs instead of weapons of war?

Get instructions on how to fold a paper crane and some additional tips here.

The origami crane has become a symbol of peace around the world thanks to Sadako Sasaki, a victim of the Hiroshima atomic bombing who folded more than a thousand paper cranes and was memorialized in the Children’s Monument at the Hiroshima Peace Park. Together, we can honor Sadako and all those who perished 77 years ago in the bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and work for a future where no one faces the threat of a nuclear weapon again.

I hope you’ll commit to joining [your organization/me], global and community leaders, and families around the world in folding origami peace cranes and sharing photos of them with your message for a safer world on social media during Peace Weekend, August 5-9.

The power to craft a safer future is truly in our hands. Each crane, taken along with others around the world, will spread our shared vision for a more peaceful world and help make nuclear weapons a relic of the past.  

Thanks for everything you do,

[Your name here]

P.S. You can find sample social media graphics and copy to help recruit others here: cranesforourfuture.org/social.