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Videos: EHDI Programs Around the World

Project Deaf India Videos

Silent Village
Streaming Video:	Silent Village
Description:
Language(s):	English
Time:	9 minutes
Produced By:	Project Deaf India
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EHDI Videos from Poland

The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
Streaming Video:	The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
Description:	The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
Language(s):	English
Time:	12 minutes
Produced By:	The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
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Poland's Newborn Hearing Screening Program
Streaming Video:	Poland's Newborn Hearing Screening Program
Description:	Poland's Newborn Hearing Screening Program
Language(s):	English
Time:	18 minutes
Produced By:	The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
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