Sea Island Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Brings Women Together to Create Affordable Housing

Number of Women in Construction Increased 45% (2015-2024) - Mile High CRE

The last decade has shown consistent year-over-year growth in the number of women in the construction industry. The most recent data reveals an increase of 56,000 women from 2023 to 2024 upping the total to 1,343,000, or 11.2% of the total workforce. To gain more insight into how women are making strides in the industry as well as what obstacles remain, Fixr—an online platform that provides homeowners with detailed cost guides and articles on va…

Together We Rise Celebrating women in construction

As we celebrate Women in Construction Week March 2 to 8, 2025, we have a unique opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the contributions of women in the construction industry. The 2025 theme, "Together We Rise," highlights the collective effort required to grow our industry.

Sea Island Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Brings Women Together to Create Affordable Housing

Sea Island Habitat for Humanity is proud to host its annual Women Build event from March 10-15, 2025, bringing together women from across the community to construct a home alongside a future homeowner. This initiative highlights the power of women and raises awareness about the need for affordable housing in the Charleston area.

Women in Construction Week: A Conversation with Erika Redler, Learner Coach & Designated Safeguarding Lead

As part of Women in Construction Week, we’re shining a spotlight on Erika Redler, a dedicated professional helping shape the industry’s future. As a Learner Coach and Designated Safeguarding Lead at SIMIAN, Erika plays a vital role in supporting apprentices, ensuring they develop essential skills and thrive in a safe and inclusive environment. Here’s what she had to say about her experiences, challenges, and achievements in the sector.Making an …

Women in construction: Striving for equality on site

The number of women entering the ground engineering and construction industries is rising, but how many of them work in site-based roles?