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News
- On 13 September 2022, “UNSW awarded $2.3M grant to empower women in construction” published in Inside Construction.
- On 15 September 2022, “UNSW receives funding to empower women in construction” published in NSCA Foundation.
- Florence Magazines issue 9 (see pages 56-57), “The $2.3 million boost for Women in Construction” published by Florence.
- On 15 May 2024, “Empowering Women in Construction” published in CIOB People.
- In collaboration with Chandolin Construction, UNSW Women in Construction Project (https://lnkd.in/g7W3GeE4) was highlighted by 7NEWS in May 2024. We need more women to enter the industry to address the labour shortage issue and there are actually so many roles and career pathways for women to have a successful career in this important sector. Thank you Sarah Dimitrievski at Chandolin Construction for your support and for aspiring women to work in the construction industry. I must add that Sarah was a recipient of the Western Regions Excellence in Building Awards by Master Builders Association of NSW. Chandolin Construction | Who saw the team on the news?? Here at Chandolin, we have always been big supporters of Women in Construction, so when the opportunity… | Instagram
Research
Research will be conducted on how the emerging “Construction 4.0” brings new opportunities and challenges for women and provide strategies and practical recommendations to empower women in this era.