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Girls on the Run DC - 4:20

Devoria Armstead, Executive Director for Girls on the Run DC

Posted Nov 26, 2019

Devoria Armstead, Executive Director for Girls on the Run DC, joins Sheila Hyland to discuss their 10-week program for girls in the 3^rd thru 8^th grade. The program develops essential life skills while developing an appreciation for health and fitness.

Hosted by: Sheila Hyland Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team

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