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Firsts – Episode 1: David-Elijah Nahmod

David-Elijah Nahmod, ein Mann mit Brille und kurzen, welligen, braunen Haaren sitzt in einem Bürostuhl und trägt ein blaues Hemd.

Firsts is a mini documentary series about several authors contributing to the book “Firsts – Coming of Age Stories by People with Disabilities” by Belo Cipriani.

Please enjoy Episode One: David-Elijah Nahmod

Version with closed captions: 

Firsts - Episode 1: David-Elijah Nahmod
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Version with closed captions & descriptive audio: 

Firsts - Episode 1: David-Elijah Nahmod (Descriptive Audio for the Blind & Closed Captions)
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Would you like to learn more about my work for Belo, or see the two other films? 

Watch Caitlin’s or Sam’s film, or read my post about my work for Belo.

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  1. Firsts - Episode 3: Sam E. Rubin - Karina Sturm says:
    4. October 2018 at 22:14

    […] Caitlin’s or David’s film, or read my post about my work for […]

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  2. Firsts - Episode 2: Caitlin Hernandez - Karina Sturm says:
    2. October 2018 at 2:38

    […] Watch David’s or Sam’s film, or read my post about my work for Belo. […]

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