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Oklahoma Incarcerated Parents Connect With Children Through Video Project
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Monday, December 5th 2011, 7:55 pm
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Oklahoma Incarcerated Parents Connect With Children Through Video Project
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Thousands of Oklahoma children have one or more parents in prison. Now, some of those fathers are getting a chance to connect with their children thanks to a new video project.
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