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Welder Shanen Aranmor stands beside a pixel-art sculpture welded from painted steel blocks at her Weld Like a Girl shop in Yuma, Arizona.

Shanen Aranmor Built Weld Like a Girl to Open a Door She Never Had

People & Project SpotlightsBy Elisa Silverman

One welding inspector’s mission to use metalwork as the way through, for anyone who walks up to her booth doubting they belong.

Silhouetted construction worker standing on a city jobsite at sunrise, symbolizing the overlooked role of women in construction history.

Women Didn’t Avoid Construction. Construction Defined Them Out.

Construction & The Economy, People & Project SpotlightsBy Frank Kalman

From census categories to apprenticeship gates, the industry didn’t just skew male but was structured to make women invisible.

Superintendent Bob Medina reviews blueprints at a construction site, wearing a hard hat and safety vest. He marks up plans while coordinating project details, reflecting his dual role as a jobsite leader and online mentor for tradespeople.

From Jobsite to Social Feed: How This Superintendent Builds Careers on and Offline

People & Project SpotlightsBy Ella Perius

Bob Medina blends early mornings on the jobsite with evenings sharing construction skills online, turning a blueprint course into a mission to inspire and educate tradespeople

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