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On this episode I am joined by Rachel Gregory, a two time author of a children's book, The Great and her latest book, Cry, Then Boss Up and Jessica Corvil, former Junior Humanitarian of the Year and author of Self Talk. Both ladies share their journeys through painful experiences and how they used them to birth purpose and walk in their callings.
2020 was a very challenging year globally due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Millions of deaths due to the virus and adverse economic impact has been experienced during this pandemic. Vaccination is a tool that many countries hope to use in the fight against COVID-19.
The Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine arrived in the Turks and Caicos Islands on January 7, 2021. While the Ministry of Health has begun administering the vaccine, many residents remain undecided and in many cases uninformed about the vaccine.
Dr. Vancelee Forbes, Nephrologist & Internist with InterHealth Canada, sheds light on some of the concerns regarding the vaccine and explains how the vaccine works and why she believes it’s an effective tool in our fight against COVID-19.
We begin a three part series of interviews called Swimming with Sharks! Women have made significant strides globally over the years, however, there are many fields that remain male dominated, not just at the top, but often in the trenches too. Male-dominated industries and occupations are particularly vulnerable to reinforcing masculine stereotypes that make it even more difficult for women to excel. In the United States, only 7.2% of women worked full-time in male-dominated occupations in 2018. Women in male dominated industries can sometimes feel as if they’re swimming with the sharks.
In this episode we will learn about the challenges women face in a male-dominated industries and how one woman has paved the way for others in the area of trades.
We are joined by Evelyn Pacheco. She is an Army Veteran, Mother, and Grand Mother. Evelyn made history as Nevada’s first licensed Black female plumber. Letting Women know that it doesn’t matter how hard your life is or was, you can still make something of your life. She has leveraged her experience to help all Women through her “Nevada Women in Trades” organization, a non-profit organization formed specifically to increase the number of Women in trades. It is a signature program called “Pipelines”. NVWIT is increasing the number of Women in the Nevada workforce, specifically in highly skilled blue collar (trade) occupations.
January 28, 2020 marked the first-ever graduation ceremony for Nevada Women in Trades. NVWIT Pipelines Comprehensive Program (PCC) initiatives increase career opportunities in the construction industry for Low-Income, Re-Entry, ExPrisoners, Veterans, Homeless, and Disenfranchised Women.
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