HSD Equity and Inclusion Updates
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“Being the ‘only’ woman — or one of just a few — in a nontraditional training program or career can lead to feelings of isolation and a lack of belonging, making it less likely that women will enter or remain in these field,” Alison Lamagna, director of impact at Vermont Works for Women, said in a news release. “Creating spaces that are free from judgment and bias, where women feel safe, supported, and surrounded by others with similar experiences, is a key strategy for reducing these barriers.”
Check out this Valley News Article about upcoming opportunities for Women in Welding in Hartford and Bradford!
In your school's weekly newsletter, we provide a quick blurb, article, video, or story to help you better understand the HSD Anti-Racism and Gender Inclusivity Policies. Here is a link where you can access all the past Curiosity Corner information!