An interview with UA Teaching Artist Cristina Castro
An interview with UA Teaching Artist Cristina Castro
Dear Friend, 
Image Description: Teaching Artists and adult participant-performers onstage during an Art of Me performance in August 2019. Center stage, a participant cooly raises their hand to give a high five to UA Teaching Artist Cristina Castro, a curly-haired Latina woman.

"That is the goal of these classes. To reach those who seem to be unreachable right now."


Last fall, Upstream Arts piloted our first series of free online classes designed for adults in our disability community, often living in group or family homes, who are experiencing heightened isolation from their peers and loved ones during the pandemic. These classes were such a success that we’re thrilled to offer more weekly sessions beginning in February. To learn more about what it was like for us to reach members of our adult community at this time, Communications Assistant Elle Thoni spoke with Cristina Castro, an Upstream Arts Teaching Artist who took on the task of connecting across distance through targeted outreach.
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Julie, Matt, Bree and all of us at Upstream Arts

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