The Let’s Build Construction Camp is a free, five-day program that gives girls first-hand knowledge of careers in construction and the skilled trades

Historically, personal protective equipment has been designed for men, but with more women entering the workforce, awareness of women's PPE needs is growing

Bree Jones, CEO of Parity Homes, recently went on the ‘Women at WIRC’ podcast, where she discussed her plan to bring new life to an abandoned highway project

Nationwide, the construction industry faces a shortage of women, but programs like these hope to retain women in the field through hands-on experience

Work-life-balance, sponsorship opportunities, and leadership training are all important aspects of allowing women to grow in the construction industry

States such as Texas, California, and Florida are hiring more female construction workers

Consider these tips and techniques to attract and retain more women in your home building company and reap the benefits of a more diverse workforce

Four industry pros weigh in on simple but significant ways to make construction sites more welcoming to women

The event, to be held on March 7 in Reno, Nev., will provide information for women and high school girls about the benefits of working in the construction industry and the varied career options available