Soapbox special: women to watch
We've come a long way, baby, redux. And if you have any doubt, ask one of these five women, each of whom is staking her claim on the future of the city in a creative and surprising way. Join Soapbox's Evan Wallis and Scott Beseler as they explore some serious feminine mystique.
They know what they want. And they have found it in Cincinnati. A place to grow, a place to lead — whether by adding bike lanes, pioneering new sounds or resurrecting an architectural treasure. From enriching our culture to enhancing our air quality, these five “women to watch” exemplify the courage, tenacity and passion the city needs.
Nern Ostendorf, Queen City Bike
Caitlin Behle, music advocate
Jai Washington, Cincinnati’s Conscience
Tina Manchise, co-founder, The Requiem Project: Emery Theatre
Tara Lindsey Gordon, co-founder, The Requiem Project: Emery Theatre
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