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Eva Haller: A Work in Progress

Produced by: Jeanne Meyers | Documentary | 2016 | USA | 10:04

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A life dedicated to philanthropy, activism and mentorship, Eva Haller makes a positive impact around the world. Eva has mentored countless people to build successful organizations for social change. Eva’s magnanimous heart, positive spirit, and zest for life are truly inspiring.

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