Apply for the Nova Scotia Youth Climate Bursary from the Clean Foundation and the Nova Scotia Youth Climate Council! This opportunity will support young adults 24 or younger who are combating the effects of climate change in their post-secondary education or professional work.

Watch Brittany Colburn from LiUNA! and Alison Casey from Mainland Building Trades discuss how their organizations are supporting women.

Join us on March 8, 2024, 9:30am -11:00am, for a panel discussion with Stephanie Gill, Robert Wright, Stephen Law, and Professor Dr. Dana Kabat-Farr as we unpack the findings of the YWCA Halifax’s Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment in the Skilled Trades: Key Findings Report.

Corrie Melanson and Yvette Jarvis are inviting YOU to Inspiring Inclusion in NS Skilled Trades. In-Person and Sponsorship Tickets are on sale until This Friday, March 1st, at 12pm! Livestream Tickets are available until March 6th at 12pm.

We are very excited to share our second video interview with WiSTAN member, the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia! This video talks about the great work happening there and how you can learn more!

We are very excited to share our second video interview with WiSTAN member, the Aboriginal Peoples Training & Employment Commission. This video talks about the great work happening there and how you can learn more!

Tickets are live for Women in Trades and Apprentices!!! The Inspire Inclusion in the NS Skilled Trades evening event is on March 6th from 5:30 pm to 8:30pm at the St. Mary's Boat Club.

On February 8th, join the Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS) from 1-5 pm at the Cedar Event Centre to connect with employers and job seekers in the skilled trades industry.

The Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS) is hosting a workshop to help create a more inclusive and respectful community.

Join Sea Change Colab to learn how to best support and retain your workforce. This winter, the organization is hosting two Learning Series.

Learn more about the upcoming NSCSC Construction Craft Worker program on January 16th, 2024. The 13-week program, starting in February 2024, is open to all in the province who want to start their career in construction.

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council, on the behalf of Techno Hard Surfaces Ltd, is hiring for a concrete finisher role.

On December 1st, YWCA Halifax Shift Change and WiSTAN partners and agencies came together for the We Are Trades: A Workplace Culture Learning Event to discuss the challenges that women and gender-diverse people face while working in the skilled trades and how to support them.   

Upcoming career fair in collaboration with Opportunity Place Nova Scotia Works. Everyone is welcome!

The Wije'winen Indigenous Career Fair will take place at the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre for Indigenous communities across the province.

Learn more about the upcoming Women Unlimited program, a free 14-week career exploration program starting in January 2024 for women from diverse backgrounds and communities.