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Colorado teens debut stories of belonging, “dark corners” of childhood through documentary program

12 students in the Youth Documentary Academy will present their short films to the public this weekend in Colorado Springs

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Colorado teens debut stories of belonging, “dark corners” of childhood through documentary program

12 students in the Youth Documentary Academy will present their short films to the public this weekend in Colorado Springs

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