Welcome to the Women in Construction Resource Library

Here you will find educational, inspiring and newsworthy resources, to help drive for diversity and promote awareness around women in the UK's construction industry. 

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Women in construction: how do we drive change?
Today (8 March) marks the beginning of Women in Construction week in the UK. Glazing Vision’s managing director, Jon Shooter, discusses his efforts to create an equal workplace and encourage more wome …
The Increasing Participation of Women in Construction
In 2022, women remain significantly underrepresented in the construction industry. But the proportion of women in construction is steadily rising, with 2021 seeing the highest ratio of women in the in …
Why BHP’s boss says gender targets are profitable
CEO male-female equality is still 50 years off, but the big miner’s chief says a better balance has helped boost its performance and returns.   
How to Network With Confidence, Even When It Feels Uncomfortable
What started as one dinner quickly transformed into 40 dinner conversations with over 150 friends and strangers and more meaningful, lasting connections. In her talk, Community engagement consultant a …
Building a more diverse future: Championing women in construction
We recently caught up with our Women in Property Midlands Student Awards sponsor, ISG. Pre-Construction Director, Jacqui Bell, and Senior Social Value Manager, Joy Woods, tell us about why they are ke …
BUILT ENVIRONMENT JOURNAL How to retain women in building surveying
Why do women leave the discipline – and how can we offer them more secure and rewarding positions to improve retention?
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