The application period for the $100,000 Haile Fellowships closes tomorrow, October 1. The Fellowships, awarded annually to two Greater Cincinnati-based innovators who have bold plans to address local challenges, are part of an ongoing effort by People?'s Liberty to find and foster individuals with creative ideas to better our community. Joining us to discuss the Haile Fellowships and other People?'s Liberty initiatives are Vice President of Operations Jake Hodesh, and two of People?'s Liberty project grantees, Giacomo Ciminello, whose Spaced Invaders concept uses abandoned spaces to encourage interactive play; and Mark Mussman, who won a project grant for his program to teach Cincinnati residents how to develop apps for Android devices.
Powered by the Haile/U.S. Bank Foundation and The Johnson Foundation, People?'s Liberty invests in the people of Cincinnati, to improve the City of Cincinnati.