This week is Women in Construction Week. Construction is a field where women make up a little more than 11% of the workforce in the United States. Construction workers helped make this country into ...

Going to college versus seeking an apprenticeship doesn't have to be an either-or choice, writes Scott Taylor, dean of ...

In 2026, women don’t just build; they drive outcomes and work to open doors for others in the industry, serving as leaders, mentors, teachers and advocates.

Two construction professionals share what drives them to stay in the industry and explain why they're optimistic about the ...

Women make up just a small percentage of the construction workforce, but some states are seeing more women enter the field. The construction industry has long been dominated by men, with women now ...

As more women enter the skilled trades, their jobsite feedback is influencing construction workwear design, improving durability, mobility, safety and overall performance.

This study examines female representation in the U.S. construction workforce and reveals where progress is being made—and ...

The Total Worker Health™ (TWH) approach is changing how safety and health are viewed in the workplace. Instead of focusing only on compliance or injury prevention, TWH integrates physical safety, ...

Rising project demands are intensifying labor shortages across the construction industry, with firms reporting continued ...

This study examines female representation in the U.S. construction workforce and reveals where progress is being made—and where gaps remain. It includes detailed rankings for both metros and states ac ...

The City of Madison marks Women in Construction Week 2026 by highlighting local women in construction careers and sharing ...

Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Works for Women (VWW) is celebrating National Women in Construction Week by preparing for the 2026 slate of their Trailblazers program.