Brain Crane Project
The Brain Injury Association of America has started a new project in order to raise awareness of brain injures in the United States for the upcoming 2008 Brain Injury Awareness Month in March. Deacon Patrick Jones from Colorado is initiating the Brain Crane Project for Brain Injury Awareness Month.
He is requesting individuals with traumatic brain injury to join the effort in increasing awareness of brain injury. Individuals are encouraged to make an origami crane with a personal notation and decorated if desired. The paper cranes are to be mailed to the BIAA office by March 1, 2008. The cranes will be displayed at the Congressional Brain Injury Awareness Fair, March 12, 2008 on Capitol Hill. The goal is to spread the awareness of traumatic brain injury through personal stories.
Instructions on how to make and submit your own crane for the project can be found here.
He is requesting individuals with traumatic brain injury to join the effort in increasing awareness of brain injury. Individuals are encouraged to make an origami crane with a personal notation and decorated if desired. The paper cranes are to be mailed to the BIAA office by March 1, 2008. The cranes will be displayed at the Congressional Brain Injury Awareness Fair, March 12, 2008 on Capitol Hill. The goal is to spread the awareness of traumatic brain injury through personal stories.
Instructions on how to make and submit your own crane for the project can be found here.
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