Documentary | Still , we blossom

Title: Still We Blossom

Director: Mark Roberts, aHumanPerson Productions

Genre: Social Impact / Inspirational / Urban Development

Runtime: Short Documentary (25 minutes)

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio

"Still We Blossom" follows Rosemary Oglesby-Henry, a former teen mother turned CEO, as she embarks on a three-year journey to transform an abandoned mansion into vital housing for homeless teen parents in Cincinnati, Ohio. Be inspired as she faces down community resistance, systematic challenges, and bureaucratic obstacles fueled only by unwavering love and determination to provide a home where teen mothers and their babies can thrive.

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CRITICS RAVE

"I walked away changed."

“This film honors the power of one woman’s vision and the lives transformed when communities invest in those often overlooked. Rosemary’s courage and conviction redefine what’s possible.”

— Funding Partner

"Great story."

"This documentary is a testament to resilience and the power of community. Rosemary's journey from adversity to advocacy embodies the spirit of transformation. Through her story, we aim to shed light on the challenges faced by teen parents and the profound impact of providing them with support and resources." — Sound Producer

"Draws you in to help!"

"Beautiful. I was left wanting to know more."

-Dr. Maddox, Executive Producer

Mark Roberts | Director

aHumanPerson Productions

“Rosemary’s giving is relentless, her spirit is untamable, and her passion is infectious. I’ve lost count of how many young women have told me that this organization is life changing.”

Director’s Statement

“My first thought when she told me her plan to renovate an old mansion into a home for teen parents was that nothing, and no one, can stop Rosemary. Her giving is relentless, her spirit is untamable, and her passion is infectious. I’ve heard countless teen moms over the years call their relationship with Ms. Rosemary life-affirming. I hope Still We Blossom ignites in you not only compassion for the cause, but the confidence to grow yourself and those around you, despite the prevailing winds of our time. It seems like an impossible task to create that inspiration, but if there’s anyone, I know who can do the impossible, it’s Rosemary Oglesby-Henry.”

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About the Contributors

Rosemary Oglesby-Henry

CEO/Founder

Rosemarys Babies Co.

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Ross Meyer

VP, Interact for Health

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Elaine Bobbey

Retired President of Eventflo Feeding

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Greg Landsman

Congressman
Ohio 1st District

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Aja Toro

Artist

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Collective Impact

Still We Blossom was created to move hearts—and mobilize resources. This documentary shines a spotlight on Rosemary Oglesby-Henry’s remarkable journey from teen mother to CEO and community developer, revealing the systemic barriers she overcame to build the Holloway House & Resource Center.

The film’s purpose is three-fold:

Inspire Philanthropic Action: By personalizing the challenges of housing insecurity and generational poverty, the film invites donors to see the human face of systemic inequity—and the transformational power of their support.

Demonstrate Scalable Impact: It highlights a replicable model of community-driven development that addresses root causes, not symptoms—making a clear case for long-term, high-impact investment.

Elevate a Legacy of Change: This story affirms that with the right backing, lived experience can fuel lasting structural change. Donors are invited to become part of that legacy—investing in not just a project, but a movement.

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