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I love working with wood and making functional pieces like spoons, hairpins, page-holders, spice scoops etc.

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Manitoba - Winnipeg

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Claire is an artist and team member with the Re*Storying Autism project (Queen's University), which works to combat Western, colonial, capitalist, and biomedical understandings of Autism through Autistic storytelling and narratives that affirm difference as desirable and needed.

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