Google helps kids send videos to dads in prison for Father's Day
http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2016/06/18/google-helps-kids-send-videos-dads-prison-fathers-day/86050458/
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. The
Mountain View, Calif.-based owner of YouTube worked with the
California Department of Corrections to share the videos with
the fathers in prison in the state.
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