Will Rogers
Will Rogers works as a teachers' aid in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
He feels his high-functioning autism gives him a unique
perspective on the world. He loves maps, weather statistics, travel
and words ending with the letter 'Q'. He recently completed a
solo 122 mile hike.
Honor Kever has exhibited her photographs and paintings in
public galleries across Canada. She tries to have a unique
perspective on the world, but as a neurotypical she is challenged
in this regard. She likes to hike, garden and tap dance.
Visit Will Rogers' website at www.thestonkingsteps.com
