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A Wonderful Artist Shares His Talent with the Autism Society

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September 19, 2011
By Autism Society

The Sept. 17th New York Times article, “Autistic and Seeking a Place in the Adult Word,” features Justin Canha, a young man with autism who is a talented artist.

The Autism Society was honored to share Justin’s artwork in the First Edition 2009 Autism Advocate called “The Culture of Autism,” which was completely authored and illustrated by individuals on the autism spectrum. Scroll down to view Justin’s featured artwork.

Wolves Running in Snow

 

Dingo

 

Bride

 

Flowers

 

 

 Black Wolf in Snow

 

For more information about how you can receive the Autism Advocate, visit the Become a Member page.

 

Topics:Living with Autism

 

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Submitted by:  tammy miller  Date:  October 21, 2011


I would love to get in touch with Justin, my daughter just wrote a book about how she got correctly diagnosed with Autism(HIGH FUNCTIONING)and we could really use a great illustrator for her wonderful journey about being diagnosed and why she started writing the book and how she has got other kids to start coming up with these great break through and now we are speaking at a National conf in Washington DC Nov 16-20, 2011...NFFCMH (ffcmh.org on the 19th at 3:30pm). She is teaching kids that they can stand up and they have rights...for being a person, being a person with an ability, and just for being you. If someone would forward this to Justin and family I would love to talk or Skype with them. tammymilleriffcmh@ymail.com 765-618-6236 I am my lovely child are a dynamic due-owe if anyone knows about getting resource for travel and such or for getting the book printed please let us know. thank you and cherish the kids.  

 

 

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