Doll project connecting Japanese, Haitian quake kids kicks off

Doll project connecting Japanese, Haitian quake kids kicks off

NEW YORK, United States - Children in New York write messages on dolls with psychologist Judy Kuriansky on June 28, 2011, prior to a Global Kids Connect trip to Haiti.

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