Connect.
Empower. Change.
ConnectHER is a national movement bringing together women in the skilled trades, industry leaders, employers, educators, and advocates who share a common goal: creating stronger, more inclusive pathways into the skilled trades and shaping a more equitable future for the industry.
Through mentorship, collaboration, resource sharing, and industry engagement, ConnectHER is helping drive meaningful change while supporting the recruitment, retention, and advancement of women in the trades.
Advancing Women in the Skilled Trades Through Community, Mentorship, and Industry Engagement
Connect
Connection creates community.
Learn more about the movement, the people behind it, and the partnerships helping advance women in the skilled trades. Discover how ConnectHER is bringing together industry and community to create meaningful change.
ABOUT CONNECTHER
Mentor
Mentorship starts with access to the right tools and resources
Explore resources, industry insights, reports, and practical tools that support women in the skilled trades and the organizations working to create more inclusive pathways into the industry.
EXPLORE RESOURCES
Transform
Every story has the power to create change.
From first apprenticeships and career milestones to mentorship, leadership, and workplace innovation, the voices behind ConnectHER demonstrate what is possible when people come together to move the industry forward.
ConnectHER IMPACTConnected to ConnectHER
ConnectHER is powered by a growing network of partners working together to advance women in the skilled trades. Explore the organizations helping drive meaningful change across the industry.
BC Centre for Women in the Trades (BCCWITT) (opens in a new tab)
CCWESTT (opens in a new tab)
College Boreal (opens in a new tab)
College of the North Atlantic (opens in a new tab)
CWB Welding Foundation (opens in a new tab)
Fanshawe College – Don Critch Skilled Trades Accelerator (opens in a new tab)
Fanshawe College Corporate Training Solutions (opens in a new tab)
Humber Polytechnic (opens in a new tab)
La Cite (opens in a new tab)
Sault College (opens in a new tab)
The Gender Equality Coalition of Ontario (opens in a new tab)
The London District Labour Council (opens in a new tab)
Join the ConnectHER Community
Connect with tradeswomen and industry partners who are helping shape the future of the skilled trades.
Join the conversation, share experiences, build connections, and become part of a growing movement creating change across Canada.