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Association News
 Registration to the 70th Annual Conference is opening soon! Early registration will be open from April 1 to May 19. Don't miss out on the early registration deals!
 Join us for an insightful webinar where you'll hear from industry experts about the power of networking, mentoring, and team dynamics in the construction field. Learn how your first experience with NAWIC can shape your career, how mentorship impacts team success, and discover ways your current company can support your professional growth. Don’t miss the chance to gain valuable insights and take your career to the next level!
Education / Training
 Kandy will describe why Mental Heath challenges are essential to address and give a broad overview of what Mental Health First Aid is.
You will learn how to:
NAWIC Benefits Spotlight
Industry Update
Elsa’s story is one of many. Some women who’ve gone through the NAWIC Leadership Academy have submitted business plans, stepped into new roles, or advocated for themselves in ways they never had before. The program emphasizes transformational leadership—skills like collaboration, vision-setting, and inspiring others—which research shows women often naturally bring to the table.
From NAWIC The Englewood-based Pink Hats Construction & Development Group is prioritizing hiring female workers and the formerly incarcerated.
From Austin Weekly News
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statics, there are nearly 400,000 open jobs requiring skilled construction workers, but only 11% of the industry are women. The National Association of Women in Construction’s Women in Construction Week was founded in 1998 to celebrate and promote the role of women in the construction industry.
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