How Philly coaches use football to curb violence
The nonprofit Open Door Abuse Awareness and Prevention (ODAAP) recognized 15 Philadelphia-area youth football coaches who use the game as a tool to protect kids from violence and trauma in the city’s most vulnerable communities.
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