While registering for NAWIC’s 2025 Annual Conference, be sure to reserve your spot for two incredible jobsite tours showcasing innovation and progress in Boston’s built environment.

 

- Simmons University Living Learning Center – Get a behind-the-scenes look at this transformative project redefining campus life and sustainability.
 - Longwood Place – Skanska Commercial Development & Building – Explore one of the city’s most anticipated mixed-use developments and hear directly from the team bringing it to life.

 

Spots are limited and fill quickly. Add these tours during your conference registration and experience Boston’s construction landscape firsthand!

 

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Chapter Table Sales Now Open! Chapters and Regions are invited to reserve a table in the Construction Zone at NAWIC’s 2025 Annual Conference in Boston. This is a great chance to sell unique items and network with members nationwide. Space is limited—submit your application and payment by June 30 to secure your spot! Details and forms available now. Questions? Contact Amber Kohut at amberk@nawic.org.

 

Join us at the 2025 NAWIC Annual Conference! Regular registration is open through July 7 and late registration will start on July 8! Connect with industry professionals, attend inspiring sessions, and grow your skills through workshops and networking opportunities.

 

Visit the NAWIC Annual Conference page for details and to register.

Join us for an informative webinar to review and discuss the proposed changes to member dues. This session is designed to provide clarity on the reasoning behind the proposal, how the increased dues would support the organization's goals, and what it means for members moving forward.

Being an ally is being there for someone that is this different than yourself. Perhaps it’s someone of a different race, gender identity, LGBTQ+, or someone with a disability. There are many more dimensions to diversity. People can’t self-proclaim to be allies for others, rather it is through day-to-day actions and behaviors that one demonstrates to others that you want to be an ally for them. In this workshop, leaders will learn how to: Embrace the tension of paradox through appreciating ambiguity with diversity and inclusion Separate intentions vs. impacts to coach others on how to be inclusive. Call people into the diversity conversation and promote healthy accountability as allies Together, we will learn how to lead like allies and create space for all humans to feel like they belong in the workplace.

Construction Angels is accepting scholarship applications for students and construction education organizations. For more information on how to apply for a scholarship, click the link below. 

Across industries, tariffs raise the cost of importing goods into the U.S., directly impacting consumer pricing. Homeowners who are planning to renovate—whether they hire a contractor or complete the work themselves—are particularly exposed to widespread increases in the cost of building materials due to the most recent tariffs.
From: www.thisoldhouse.com

She Builds Day offers participants a hands-on experience featuring demonstrations, interactive exercises, and discussions lead by construction employers and female professionals.
From: www.local12.com

In hopes of increasing access to construction trade careers, an Elizabeth-based redevelopment-focused nonprofit organization is expanding a free training program designed to provide veterans with the skills, certifications and support needed to succeed in the field.
From: www.njbiz.com