What happened with Libby Hunter saw some local teens acting out from boredom? She and friend Elissa Yancey decided to find a solution and founded WordPlay, Cincinnati’s Creative Learning and Writing Center, a place for kids to be creative and succeed.
Pippin Rush filmed Libby and I talking about WordPlay, how it’s changing young lives, and of course, books. Enjoy!
Music courtesy of David Hunter. Special thanks to Pippin Rush, videographer.
P.S. Max and Calvin have been to WordPlay and they loved it!
Word Play-HD from julia mace on Vimeo.
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This is awesome! Now I have to visit and sign up as a volunteer! You’re getting me out of the house! Great exposure for Word Play!
I want to post on FB!
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Thanks, Jan. It really is an awesome place. Post away! It’s on my FB page.
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I am so impressed with this Julia! Is this Libby Hunter, daughter of Debby and Tom? You and Libby touching lives in such positive ways make my heart smile!
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Yes, that’s her! Thank you! She’s done an amazing job.
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Love,love,love that you did a piece on Wordplay! Libby is not only forging a posite effect in so many young lives, she is providing a service to the entire community. Successful children benefits all of society.
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Thanks, Andrea!
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