Women in construction are not just changing the industry—they’re shaping a more inclusive, dynamic, and forward-thinking world. Their presence is proof that representation matters, and their achievements pave the way for future generations.
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Let’s be clear: you are in charge. Don’t let anyone make you feel otherwise. Own your authority, set expectations, and demand the respect you deserve. If you walk onto that site like you belong there, people will believe it too.
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Impostor syndrome is a myth designed to keep brilliant women from stepping into their power. The next time you feel like you don’t belong, remind yourself: I do belong. I am capable. And I’m just getting started.
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The 2025 Reuters Events Trailblazing Women in Climate List highlights twelve influential women making significant strides in the fight against climate change. These leaders span various sectors, including policy, finance, renewable energy, and indigenous advocacy.
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The 2025 Reuters Events Trailblazing Women in Climate List highlights twelve influential women making significant strides in the fight against climate change. These leaders span various sectors, including policy, finance, renewable energy, and indigenous advocacy.
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International Women’s Day is a reminder that while we honor past victories, we must also forge ahead. The fight for gender equality is far from over, but together, we can ensure that every woman’s voice is heard, her rights are respected, and her potential is limitless.
From Words to Action: Honoring Women’s Rights on International Women’s Day Read More »
A striking revelation is that women are increasingly entering high-growth sectors and export-driven businesses. In fact, one in three high-growth-oriented entrepreneurs is a woman, and nearly 40% of startups with significant export activity are female-led.
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Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered a remarkable timber circle near Aars, North Jutland, dating back to between 2600 and 1600 BC. This “woodhenge,” comprising at least 45 wooden posts arranged in a 30-meter diameter circle, mirrors the design of England’s Stonehenge and offers insights into shared cultural practices between ancient Denmark and England. The discovery suggests that these societies had similar rituals and social structures, particularly related to sun worship and agricultural ceremonies. Researchers plan to conduct genetic testing on the oak posts to explore potential connections between populations in Denmark and the UK during that era.
Building Through Time: Denmark’s Discovery of a Prehistoric ‘Woodhenge’ Read More »
The U.S. housing market, already strained by high mortgage rates and limited supply, faces new challenges due to proposed federal actions. President Donald Trump has announced potential 25% tariffs on lumber and forest products, set to take effect around April 2, 2025.
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Once upon a time, the role of women was confined to castles—not as builders, but as silent figures expected to marry and be “nice.” Fast forward to today, and we are not just living in castles—we are designing, engineering, and constructing them.
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