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Association News
Check out the newest edition of our magazine, NAWIC Today! Inside, you'll find a detailed account of the Annual Conference with articles, photos, award winner announcements, and an exclusive Q&A with Rita Brown, the 25-26 Board President. Scan the QR code or click on the cover image to access the Fall issue.
We’re excited to announce the new WIC Week® website! Bookmark wicweek.org and visit it often for new content, marketing assets, and an interactive calendar featuring inspiring stories from NAWIC members and national WIC Week® events that will take place that week across the country, and exciting sponsorship opportunities designed to showcase your organization’s commitment to advancing women in the industry.
Education / Training
Founder and CEO of The Wounded Workforce, Stephanie Lemek SPHR, MBA, CTSS will provide attendees with an understanding of the elements of a psychologically safe workplace, the importance of a safe workplace for both performance and retention, inclusive practices to reduce stigma and foster belonging across diverse teams, along with strategies you can use tomorrow to create safe environments that value accountability, psychological safety, and open communication.
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Industry Update
In Arizona, Kate Glantz is seeking to get more women into the construction workforce through an unusual method: a glossy magazine. The co-founder of the media and lifestyle brand Move Over Bob has sought to educate more women about their opportunities to pursue a career in the trades.
Source: Construction Dive Although the construction industry continues to face a shortage of skilled labor, the portion of women in construction is growing. In 2024, women represented 11.2% of the construction workforce, the highest share in two decades.
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