Our Source Weekly Women’s Issue stories listed below:
And We’re Back Here. Why?
In honor of the Women’s Issue, commentary on the state of the country from the Source Weekly’s Editor
The Target Zone
An interview with feral cat and dreamcrusher, two roller derby athletes with big goals for Bend’s Lava City Roller Derby Club
Promoting Confidence for Breast Cancer Survivors
Local entrepreneur and breast cancer survivor, Uriel Fox, started a business to help women stay confident and comfortable after a mastectomy
“Wine with Your Gyn” Educates
Two Bend doctors are on a mission to share vital information about women’s health through an honest podcast, with a side of fermented grapes
The State of Abortion Access in 2024
In the wake of Roe’s repeal, a rise in attempts to ban and restrict medication abortions puts access to safe and effective care in jeopardy
Grace Potter, Lady Vagabond
Grammy-nominated recording artist Grace Potter talks about her experience,
her new album and the country star ghosts that helped her write it
She’s Speaking Live!
An empowering performance of women singer/songwriters grew from three artists’ desire to work amid the pandemic and a dream to unite women’s voices
Care for Your Elders
Jattalee Chalernhinthong of Dear Mom Cafe named her restaurant in honor of her mother. But her respect for her elders goes far beyond that.
A Meetup for Females in the Food Industry
Networking with Cultivate Bend
The Future of Cinema is Female
Celebrating women filmmakers
Local Teen Neve Gerard Slays Nordic Skiing on the World Stag
Bend XC skier competes internationally, forging her path in women’s professional athletics
Get the Girls Out!
Nonprofit organization SheJumps emphasizes the importance of equity and accessibility in the world of outdoor sports
¡Saca a las chicas!
SheJumps recalca la importancia de la equidad y el acceso al mundo de los deportes al aire libre.
Who needs a ring?
Single ladies are too busy grabbing the keys
This article appears in Source Weekly February 29, 2024.
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