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Issues Impacting Women in the Skilled Trades

Role

Alicia Sullivan, EDI Coordinator, Centre for Equity and Inclusion; Mary Grey, Moderator; Dove Smith, Panelist; Carly Myers, Panelist; Shannon Fair, Panelist.

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Description

With Canada’s looming shortage of skilled trades workers, Ontario is focusing on encouraging women/womxn to enter trades careers. However, as workplace culture in all industries moves towards equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, progress seems to be at a standstill in the skilled trades.

The goal of this webinar is to offer support to women/womxn embarking on careers in the skilled trades, talk about equity issues related to gender, class, race, and ability. We will also examine what happens behind closed workplace doors, share positive experiences, and talk about how to cope with some of the various aspects of the jobs. Panelists will discuss their own experiences of sexism, ableism, racism, classism.

* “Womxn” is an alternative spelling to “woman/women” and is used by some people to be more inclusive of diverse gender identities.

Publication Date

9-28-2021

Keywords

skilled trades, trades, gender, woman, women, womxn, workplace culture, equity, inclusion, diversity, discrimination, sexism

Comments

The level of accuracy of the closed captioning accompanying this recording is low. Should you require this recording in an accessible format please contact equity@sheridancollege.ca.

Faculty

Centre for Equity and Inclusion

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Issues Impacting Women in the Skilled Trades

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