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Home » Paint a Dove for Document Freedom Day

Paint a Dove for Document Freedom Day

2020-03-24 Italo Vignoli

 

Help us celebrate the Twelfth Anniversary of Document Freedom Day by making a paper dove!

Download the dove template and the instructions from this link: https://tdf.io/dfd1, and once you are done with your dove take a picture of it and upload your photo using this link: https://tdf.io/dfd2.

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