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Google Helps Kids Send Videos To Dads In Prison For Father's Day

Google Helps Kids Send Videos To Dads In Prison For Father's Day

by The Daily Eye Team June 22 2016, 10:17 am Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 36 secs

“When you come home, Dad, I want… ” Maya, 9, stops and puts her face in her hands, unable to continue. Maya, whose father is on a 25-year sentence in a California prison, was one of the many children who was able to send her incarcerated parent a video thanks to an effort led by Google called #LoveLetters.
Created with non-profit organizations Pops the Club and Place4Grace, the campaign helps children reach out to their fathers in prison as well as shine a light on the human toll of mass incarceration. Google partnered with criminal justice groups in a similar effort that helped children send video letters to their moms in prison for Mother's Day.

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