Official roll-up of the ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project released

The Erasmus+ project shares dissemination material for events, fairs and other meetings.
Participation in the roundtable ‘Employment Options that Break Gender Stereotypes’

Fundación Laboral de la Construcción presents the ‘Women Can Build’ project to raise awareness and promote equal opportunities in the workplace.
First meeting of the ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project

The consortium of the ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project is making progress in the elaboration of a report on the situation of women in the construction sector in Spain, Italy, Chile and Argentina.
Presentation of the ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project at the CONSTRUMAT’24 trade fair

A trans-oceanic project to transfer knowledge and promote the employability of women in the construction sector between Europe and Latin America.
Official poster of the ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project available in Spanish and English

The Erasmus+ project publishes graphic materials to promote gender equality in construction.
‘Women Can Build LatAm’ stands out at the ‘Feminization and Energy’ event in Getafe

The Erasmus+ project focuses on gender equality in the energy and construction sector.
Official infographic for ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ now available in Spanish and English

The Erasmus+ project publishes visual material that brings us closer to the reality of women workers in the sector.
Training women in the construction sector

The Women Can Build LatAm project is driving innovative actions to foster the inclusion and empowerment of women in the construction industry across Latin America and Europe.
‘Women Can Build’: A catalyst for gender equality in the construction sector

The European initiative has crossed borders to Latin America, promoting diversity and female empowerment in the construction industry.
The ‘Women Can Build LatAm’ project launches to boost women’s inclusion in the construction sector

Six institutions from Spain, Italy, Chile, and Argentina will collaborate over the next two years to enhance women’s training and empowerment in the construction industry across Latin America and Europe.