TED: A father-daughter dance ... in prison | Angela Patton

The transcript describes the efforts of Camp Diva, a nonprofit organization, to help girls of African descent connect with their fathers. It details the creation of a father-daughter dance, the challenges faced when some fathers were in jail, and the innovative solution of holding the dance in jail. The event was a success, fostering connections and creating lasting memories through the use of flip cams.

What was the primary goal of Camp Diva as mentioned in the introduction?

• To organize sports events for girls

• To help girls connect with their fathers

• To provide educational scholarships

• To teach girls about financial literacy

What was the initial reaction of the girls when Brianna shared her father's situation?

• They decided to cancel the dance

• They were unsure how to help

• They ignored her

• They suggested visiting him in jail

How did the Richmond City sheriff respond to the girls' request?

• He ignored the letter

• He refused due to security concerns

• He asked for a bribe

• He immediately supported the idea

What did the fathers and daughters do during the jail dance event?

• They shared a meal and danced

• They played board games

• They watched a movie

• They attended a workshop

What tool was used to help maintain the connection between fathers and daughters after the event?

• Emails

• Postcards

• Flip cams

• Mobile phones

What question did a girl ask her father during the flip cam session?

• How was your day?

• What do you see when you look at me?

• When will you come home?

• What is your favorite color?

What broader question does the narrator reflect on regarding fathers?

• What hobbies should fathers share with their daughters?

• How can fathers improve their cooking skills?

• What type of woman are fathers preparing to put in the world?

• What type of job should fathers have?