For local organizers
Bring the memorial to your city.
The original invitation asks communities to help keep public attention on the continuing war and its effect on children.
Source page 38–39 · Translation needs editorial review.
Original installation photograph · source page 5
Start with the source
Plan a gathering with care and a local team.
The original invitation describes a travelling installation and asks communities to coordinate a place, date and the memorial materials.
The photograph is from a separate historical event record (PDF p. 5). It illustrates the installation, not a current organizer offer.
See this source eventBefore you organize
- Gather a small local team.
The source asks for a strong desire and a little time to prepare the gathering.
- Agree on a suitable place and date.
Keep the installation accessible and make room for visitors to pause respectfully.
- Request the memorial materials.
The original says the Angels can be mailed or transmitted by an agreed method and that accompanying text is provided.
- Use careful, source-based communication.
Explain that slide counts are historical figures from the source, and seek permission before using photographs or names.
- Choose a local team and an accessible place.
- Confirm a date before sharing an announcement.
- Request the installation materials through an approved current contact.
- Keep historical source figures and photographs clearly attributed.
These steps summarize the original invitation on PDF pages 38–39.
The source’s wording about the number of angels is time-bound to the event. Do not present it as current verified data.
