Deej | Trailer
Preview: Season 5 Episode 14 | 1m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
Once a “profoundly disabled” kid, DEEJ is now a college student standing up for his peers.
DEEJ is the story of DJ Savarese, a gifted, young writer and advocate for nonspeaking autistics. Once a “profoundly disabled” foster kid on a fast track to nowhere, DJ is now a first-year college student who insists on standing up for his peers: people who are dismissed as incompetent because they are neurologically diverse. Will Deej be able to find freedom for himself and others like himself?
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Deej | Trailer
Preview: Season 5 Episode 14 | 1m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
DEEJ is the story of DJ Savarese, a gifted, young writer and advocate for nonspeaking autistics. Once a “profoundly disabled” foster kid on a fast track to nowhere, DJ is now a first-year college student who insists on standing up for his peers: people who are dismissed as incompetent because they are neurologically diverse. Will Deej be able to find freedom for himself and others like himself?
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