Announcing: Christine Sloan Stoddard Joins as Development Coordinator

Please join us in welcoming Christine to our growing team!

Christine Sloan Stoddard is a Salvadoran-American writer and artist creating books, films, plays, and more. She founded Quail Bell Magazine, the Badass Lady-Folk, and Quail Bell Press & Productions. She recently completed her first feature film, Sirena's Gallery, after directing several shorts, such as Bottled and Brooklyn Burial. Her books include Heaven is a Photograph, Naomi & The Reckoning, Desert Fox by the Sea, Belladonna Magic, and Water for the Cactus Woman, among other titles. Previously, she was the first-ever artist-in-residence at Lenox Hill Neighborhood House in Manhattan and an AnkhLave Arts Alliance fellow at the Queens Botanical Garden. 

Learn more about Christine:

What excites you about this role with The Kaleidoscapes?
I'm thrilled to be a part of a smart, passionate team and contribute to eco-theatre projects for and by diverse communities. 

What’s your “place of significance” or an ecosystem that speaks to you and has formed you as a person?
The Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia definitely helped form the person I am today.

What makes you passionate about storytelling, collaboration with communities, and environmental justice? 
​Storytelling and collaboration are the tools I've known since childhood, and environmental justice is important work that affects everyone.

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Follow along for more updates regarding our growing team and our program offerings. And don't forget to get tickets to our next BREAKWATER workshop!