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A fantastic list of links put together by two female electricians. |
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Several biographies, including some of women in the trades. |
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A biography and articles about the First Woman Master Plumber. |
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A big table of statistics from the government. |
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From the Oregon Tradeswomen Network |
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A big association with a big website |
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Just what it says. |
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The story of one woman. |
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Celebrating women motor enthusiasts. A good place to read about mechanics and truck drivers. |
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About the establishment of the union in Korea in 1999. |
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Women in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters |
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An article in the APA Monitor from 1996. |
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From the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, 1999. |
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Women providing training and education in natural building, sacred spaces, and permaculture design. |
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IWITTS is dedicated to integrating women into nontraditional careers by providing training and technical assistance and publications to the educational system and employers |
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Advocating blue-collar employment for women including some helpful links. |
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Government site dedicated to a voice for the working women. |
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Evaluation of the construction technology for Women Sectoral Youth Internship Project. |
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Annual earnings of women electricians according to the US DOL. |
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A non-profit corporation self-supporting through funds raised from the sale of materials, consulting services, and donations from our national constituency. |
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Tools for Tomorrow is a free training program designed to help women obtain training and employment in skilled trade and technical careers. |
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Map of support groups and agencies for the National Association for Women in Construction. |
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Links page for working mothers. |
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An international not-for-profit organization supporting sequencing mothers -- women who have altered their career paths in order to care for their children at home. |
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A site dedicated to the needs and interests of women working in construction related fields. |
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Actively encourages women and girls in the non-traditional area of manual trades. |
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Statistics regarding women in the building industry. |