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Women in Trades: Shatter the Stereotypes
Posted by Agency3 Incorporated Collaborator on
“The women in these jobs may be small in number today, but they are powerful in the message they send to others. They can become the role models for other women coming behind them and when more girls in high schools can see themselves in a skilled trade, we will see participation rates increase and women will reap the benefits these careers offer.”
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