EEOC Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal Visits West Virginia Women Work
EEOC Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal recently visited the Morgantown location of West Virginia Women Work (WVWW), emphasizing the vital role of federal initiatives and local organizations in promoting diversity and equality in the workplace. The Commissioner’s presence highlighted the synergy between federal efforts and grassroots programs to expand opportunities for women in nontraditional careers. During her […]
Building a Strong Foundation: The Key to a Thriving Workplace
In the world of construction, the strength of any structure lies in its foundation. This principle doesn’t just apply to physical buildings but is equally true for building a strong, cohesive, and productive team. At the heart of every successful organization is a foundation built on safety, respect, and mutual support. That’s where our SAFE […]
Mentoring Success: It’s All About Putting in the Work
At West Virginia Women Work, we’re all about helping you get where you want to be. But let’s be clear: we can’t do the heavy lifting for you. What we do is provide the tools, advice, and a bit of a roadmap. The real work? That’s on you. Here’s the Deal Empowerment isn’t just handing […]
Recognizing Our Team’s Diverse Talents As We Celebrate Diversity Month
This month, we’re pausing to appreciate the varied skills and perspectives within our team. It’s a chance to acknowledge how these diverse attributes enhance our effectiveness and success in every project. Our team’s diversity is a cornerstone of our strength, and we’re eager to spotlight this. The Importance of Diverse Skills and Perspectives The unique […]
Empower Your Future at the Women’s Resource Fair
Join Us on February 20, 2024 In an empowering initiative designed to open doors to new possibilities, West Virginia Women Work is thrilled to announce the upcoming Women’s Resource Fair. Scheduled for February 20, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, this event promises to be a pivotal moment for women across West Virginia, offering […]
Safety First: Emphasizing Workplace Safety in Trades
In the world of skilled trades, where the buzz of machinery fills the air and the weight of manual labor is felt in every task, the importance of safety cannot be overstated. At West Virginia Women Work, a cornerstone of our training programs, especially in the Step Up for Women Construction Pre-apprenticeship Program, is a […]
Redefining Manufacturing: The New Age of Innovation and Opportunity
The days when manufacturing meant boring assembly line work and dirty workplaces are over. Today, the manufacturing sector stands at the forefront of technological innovation and diverse career opportunities. At West Virginia Women Work, we understand the evolving landscape of this vibrant industry and aim to prepare our students for a future that is as […]
Empowering Futures: Why Your End-of-Year Donation Matters
As the year draws to a close, we at West Virginia Women Work reflect on the profound impact we’ve had and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. Our journey through 2023 has been one of growth, learning, and most importantly, empowering women through our Step Up for Women program. Now, as we embark on our […]
Empowering Futures: A Year of Triumph and Transformation at West Virginia Women Work
2023 has been a landmark year for West Virginia Women Work, as we continue to witness the fruition of our dedication and hard work through the Step Up for Women Construction Program. We are overjoyed to share the successes and milestones achieved by our four cohorts, embodying the spirit of empowerment and skill. A Journey […]
West Virginia Women Work Launches SkillUp: A Free Program Empowering Women Through Essential Career Skills
For Immediate Release West Virginia Women Work, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women in West Virginia earn a living wage, is thrilled to announce the launch of SkillUp, a free program aimed at equipping women with essential career skills. The inaugural classes are set to begin in December. About SkillUp SkillUp is designed […]