Resources draft 24 – We Are Trades

Navigating Change Doesn't Have to be Difficult

We Are Trades can help guide you along the way

SUPPORT FOR EMPLOYERS

We Are Trades can be your guide.

Are you ready to take the next step in your gender inclusion journey?

Let us be your guide through navigating change.

What does it mean to sign up?

We recognize that for many organizations, this work can be overwhelming. Please contact CCWESTT to explore ways in which we can support you and connect you with a network of employers doing this same transformational work.

Thank you for being a leader in creating and sustaining a workplace that is safe and inclusive of women.

CCWESTT will create opportunities to support employers on their journeys such as:
Meet together with like-minded employers
Receive upcoming event information including training, workshops and conferences
Explore how to make gender inclusion a reality in your workplace supported by CCWESTT’s change agents

Resources

BBC Academy

Ally Track Game

BC Centre for Women in the Trades (BCCWITT)

Be More Than a Bystander Workshop

Better Allies

Build Force Canada

Respectful and Inclusive Workplaces Toolkit and Online Course

Canadian Apprenticeship Forum (CAF)

Supporting Women in Trades – #Champions4Change

Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI)

Locking in Leadership: Developing the Ironclad Business Case for D&I

Franchesca Ramsey @chescaleigh

5 Tips for Being an Ally [Video]. YouTube.

MAP Strategic Workforce Services – New Brunswick

Diversity and Balance in the Workplace Course

Office to Advance Women Apprentices

Wrap Around Supports for Tradeswomen

Project Implicit

Test Your Own Bias

WinSETT (Canadian Centre for Women in Science, Engineering, Trades and Technology)

Leadership Program Workshops and Skill Builders

Women in Resource Development Corporation (WRDC) – Newfoundland and Labrador

Professional Development Workshops

YWCA Hamilton

Advancing Women in Skilled Trades Toolkit

Sources

The term “women” as it appears in We Are Trades refers to anyone who identifies as a woman including anyone who identifies as non-binary, nonconforming and/or gender fluid; and anyone, irrespective of assigned gender at birth, gender identity and gender expression, who has experienced or is subject to experiencing workplace discrimination based on identifying as a woman and/or being identified by others as a woman. This applies to all gendered expressions found in We Are Trades including women, tradeswomen, etc.