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Kailah Ware: 5 Questions + 1 #FunFact

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Kailah Ware is a Cincinnati-raised photographer and film producer.  Since graduating from Wright State University, Kailah has worked on a number of local production projects, and recently won a People's Liberty grant for her project, 1 Degree of Separation. 

 What does community mean to you?  
For me, community means support.  Everyone needs a community of people who share similar interest, a community that they can both build and depend on.  Building community is something that is ingrained in all of my artwork.  I am constantly looking for opportunities to connect with others and grow my community. 

 Why are you interested in PAR-Education or community education in general?  
Community education is crucial to growing any community.  It gives a community the ability to grow and create together.  Co-creation is a powerful tool in getting to know the community you are part of. 

 What do you work toward in your free time?
I write in my free time.  I am currently working towards shooting a pilot for a TV show I am creating. 

 If you were a brand, what would be your motto?  
"We're all going to die anyway..."

 What would you do in the event of a zombie apocalypse?
I would watch as many episodes of the Walking Dead as possible to learn how to fight the zombies!

 #Fun Fact:
Kailah was the first black homecoming Queen at Wright State University. 


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