Autism Stories: Ronald Kearns
Autism Stories16 Nov 2020

Autism Stories: Ronald Kearns

"In 2016 with the AMA I was named the chapters volunteer of the year for the graphic design work I did for them. Autistic people don't typically get acknowledged much. So getting acknowledged in that way was mind blowing", says Ronald Kearns. Ronald joins us to talk about his career as a graphic designer and his advice on how autistic people can become more successful in this field.

To learn more about Ronald and Studio Kearns visit https://www.studiokerns.com/

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