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STORY FEATURE: SHAE From entering an electrical a

STORY FEATURE: SHAE
From entering an electrical apprenticeship not quite knowing what to expect, to building a career in construction safety, Shae’s story is a reminder that you don’t need the entire path mapped out before you start.
“If you’re interested in it, just do it.”
Read Shae’s full story and explore more women building careers across construction and the trades on our Story Features page.
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STORY FEATURE: SHAE From entering an electrical a

STORY FEATURE: SHAE
From entering an electrical apprenticeship not quite knowing what to expect, to building a career in construction safety, Shae’s story is a reminder that you don’t need the entire path mapped out before you start.
“If you’re interested in it, just do it.”
Read Shae’s full story and explore more women building careers across construction and the trades on our Story Features page.
🔗 Link in bio.
https://build-her.org/story-feature-shae/

PURPOSE DRIVEN CAREERS So many of us have found p

PURPOSE DRIVEN CAREERS
So many of us have found purpose, pride, and passion in our trades and construction careers.
Whether it’s working with our hands, troubleshooting, problem solving, or being part of building great things within a great team or community. Through many conversations with women in this industry I have seen that a lot of women, including myself, wish they knew about the opportunities earlier.
Keep following as Amanda and I share what a purpose driven career could look like and how talking it through with someone can truly give you some clarity on the direction you can take!
Have you found your purpose and passion? Comment below to share your experience 👇
Don’t forget to follow @simplyamandasevers who has so much insight and relatable knowledge to share!
#womeninbusiness #womeninconstruction #womenintrades #careercoachingforwomen #womensupportingwomen

SHOWING UP FULLY AS YOURSELF MATTERS For Shae, em

SHOWING UP FULLY AS YOURSELF MATTERS
For Shae, embracing femininity means being 100% herself and seeing others do the same inspires her to own that even more.
What helps you feel most like yourself at work?
#womeninconstruction #womenintrades #buildherbeheard #yourbootsyourstory

…BUT IS THAT THE BEST YOU CAN DO? Our latest stor

…BUT IS THAT THE BEST YOU CAN DO?
Our latest story highlights comes from Shae who started out in the electrical trade then found a strong interest in the safety aspect of the trade.
She shares insights from what she learned from the apprenticeship and how she continues to carry that in her career in everything she does.
We’ll be sharing Shae’s full feature soon!
#womeninconstruction #womenintrades #womeninsafety #yourbootsyourstory #buildherbeheard

HOLDING SPACE FOR NATASHA MOSES* *Correction afte

HOLDING SPACE FOR NATASHA MOSES*
*Correction after further search for details.
Natasha (Tasha) Moses*, 47, a mother of four, was a victim of a domestic shooting in St. Petersburg, Florida.
While still searching for confirmed information available, hearing of another loss within our trades community is heartbreaking. 💔
According to TampaBay28 news Natasha worked for the city’s sanitation department for twelve years.
Police said Natasha was shot while sitting inside her front-end loader work vehicle on Wednesday(Jul22)
“She was loved not only by [the] community, but by her children, so my heart goes out to the children who are now left without a mom,” said Esther Sanni, with the NAACP in St. Petersburg.
We mourn a life taken far too soon and extend our deepest condolences to Natasha’s family, friends, and everyone whose lives she touched.
Please keep Natasha and her loved ones in your hearts. As more verified information becomes available, let’s continue sharing her story so she is not forgotten and her family receives the justice they deserve.
And as always, keep looking out for one another. Check in on your fellow trade sisters. Speak up when something doesn’t feel right. Every woman deserves to make it home safe.
#womenintrades #womeninconstruction #stopviolenceagainstwomen #natashajones #natashamoses

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