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Angela Patton: Apa-lánya táncest... a börtönben

Filmed Nov 2012 • Posted Jan 2013TEDxWomen 2012
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A Camp Divánál, Angela Patton azon dolgozik, hogy segítsen az apáknak és lányaiknak kapcsolatban maradni egymással. De mi van azokkal a lányokkal, akiknek az apukái nem lehetnek velük, mert börtönben vannak? Patton egy történetet mesél el egy nagyon különleges apa-lánya táncestről. (A felvétel a TEDxWomen eseményen készült.)

Angela Patton is the creator of Camp Diva, which helps support "at-promise" girls ages 11-17. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Boglarka Szerencse
Reviewed by Krisztian Stancz
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