Time is running out! Regular registration for NAWIC’s Annual Conference closes on July 7! Don’t miss your chance to attend one of the premier events for women in construction. Prices go up after the deadline, so register now and secure your spot.

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!

 

Click the link below for more information on Annual Conference.

NAWIC’s “Join in July” membership drive is on! When you refer a friend or colleague to join this month, you BOTH could win a FREE voucher to the 2026 Annual Conference (a $900 value!).

 

As a NAWIC member, you know the benefits—career growth, leadership opportunities, a strong support system, and national networking. Now’s the perfect time to share that with someone new.

 

Download and forward the referral flyer here!
Be sure they list you as their referrer when they join!

 

No purchase necessary. Click the link below to see the full rules.

Not trying to be dramatic, but this is it: the last few weeks to get into the Leadership Academy before the price increases for good. After July 11, it’s $2,750. If you've been thinking, “maybe next time”—this is next time.

Sign up for the Info Session or Secure Your Spot Now

Join this webinar to explore the history of environmental legislation and its role in kick-starting the sustainability movement. Current federal and regional laws will be examined, along with their status in today’s complex political landscape. Additionally, we will delve into the significance of policy and legislation for sustainability within the built environment. Finally, we will learn how we as ordinary citizens and members of the construction industry can influence legislation.

Join us for an essential webinar on Respirable Crystalline Silica: Compliance & Awareness, where industry experts will break down the critical health risks and regulatory requirements surrounding silica exposure in the workplace. Whether you're in construction, manufacturing, or mining, this session will equip you with practical strategies to protect workers, avoid costly OSHA violations, and implement effective control measures. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of compliance standards while fostering a safer, more informed work environment.

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. 

This Mental Health Package is designed to support your overall well-being by providing access to a wide range of resources that promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Click the link below to learn more. 

National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Assistant Director, Amber Kohut, has been selected by Dallas/Fort Worth Association Executives (DFWAE) as the winner of this year’s Wayne James Award.

As more women enter the construction industry, a group in Philadelphia is working to support them and advance diversity amid political challenges to DEI programs.
From: www.publicnewsservice.org

Winvic Construction Ltd is proud to announce the shortlisting of seven awards at this year’s prestigious ‘Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering Awards’ (IWCE). The shortlist celebrates both individual excellence and Winvic’s company-wide commitment to advancing equity and inclusion in the built environment.
From: www.highways-news.com