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Are you a 2SLGBTQ+ tradesperson working in construction or manufacturing in Nova Scotia?
You are invited to participate in Queers In Carhartts, a research project about your experiences at work! Supported by the YWCA Halifax, this research is being led by trans community members. Your contributions are essential to illuminating and improving the lives of 2SLGBTQ+ tradespeople across the province.
Skills for Change gathering insights from women in trades (and those considering it) and skilled trades employers across Canada — with a focus on climate action and sustainability.
Join us in congratulating the recent graduates of the Women Unlimited program at NSCC Sydney Waterfront, Akerley and IT campuses.
CCWESTT has refreshed the We Are Trades website! Read more to discover the new website and subscribe to the We Are Trades mailing list.
On May 15th, join the campaign and thousands of Canadians across the country to take a stand against violence towards women and children on Moose Hide Campaign Day. Registration is FREE!
WiSTAN and YWCA Shift Change is happily introducing Audra McCreesh as the new WiSTAN facilitator.
CCWESTT is hosting its We Are Trades: Creating Safe and Inclusive Workplaces for Everyone in a two-part virtual workshop! September’s workshop will occur on September 19th and September 26th at 2 pm AST. The workshops are open to all genders, but male leaders are strongly encouraged to attend.
CCWESTT is hosting its We Are Trades: Creating Safe and Inclusive Workplaces for Everyone in a two-part virtual workshop! September’s workshop will occur on September 19th and September 26th at 2 pm AST. The workshops are open to all genders, but male leaders are strongly encouraged to attend.
CCWESTT is hosting its We Are Trades: Creating Safe and Inclusive Workplaces for Everyone in a two-part virtual workshop! November’s workshop will occur on November 17th and November 24th at 10 pm AST. The workshops are open to all genders, but male leaders are strongly encouraged to attend.
