Christina M. Tedesco is an attendant at the Harvard Art Museums. "My main responsibility is to ensure the safety of the art," she says. When not at the museum, Christina is a full-time artist, working on paintings that feature an organic figure that "has no identity or gender." She says her artistic work is based off her cerebral palsy. "Often times when people see someone with a disability or a different ability, that's all they see," she says. "They don't see the individual or the personality." Head to our Story to meet Christina. #CerebralPalsyAwareness --- "Meet Harvard" introduces you to some of the amazing people working and studying at Harvard.