• Top Researchers Unpack The Future Of Women’s Role in Trades

  • Oct 16 2023
  • Length: 1 hr
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Top Researchers Unpack The Future Of Women’s Role in Trades

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  • Join MIGAS as we dive deep with top researchers, Assoc. Prof. Christina M. Scott-Young from RMIT University and Dr. Jessica Borg from the University of Melbourne are unravelling the untapped potential of women in traditional trades! Key Topics We Explore:   👉🏼 The current landscape of women in trades, zooming in on construction!  Unveiling why women, a powerhouse of skills, remain an untapped trade resource!   👉🏼 Apprenticeships: A golden key to addressing skills shortages!  Breaking down historical and societal barriers faced by women in trades!   👉🏼 Real stories & experiences of women navigating through the trades environment!   👉🏼 Actionable steps towards an inclusive and welcoming trade sector! Featuring Insights From:   👉🏼 Assoc. Prof. Christina M. Scott-Young: A management research maven with a rich background in clinical psychology, specialising in women in construction, diversity, leadership, and workplace wellbeing.   👉🏼 Dr. Jessica Borg: A fervent lecturer and researcher focusing on the complexities of work environments, especially in construction, and a recipient of numerous awards for her impactful research. 🔥 We Discuss:  The role of apprenticeships, personal interests, family, friends, and media in shaping women’s career paths in trades!   🔥 Envisioning a future with balanced gender representation in traditional trades!   🔥 The anticipated benefits and successful case studies of increasing gender diversity in trades!
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