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• Hard Hatted Women. "Promotes women's economic empowerment by ensuring equal access and opportunity to all jobs, especially non-traditional" www.hardhattedwomen.org
• National Association of Women in Construction .  "an international association that promotes and supports the advancement and employment of women in the construction industry." www.nawic.org
• Non-Traditional Employment for Women (NEW)  "A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping low-income women find economic self-suficiency through work in the blue-collar trades." www.new-nyc.org
• Northeast Women in Transportation   "tradeswomen's training and transportation professionals committed to ... increasing the number of women and minorities gaining access to, working in, and advancing in the transportation industry" www.newit.org
• Northern New England Tradeswomen http://www.nnetw.org/
• Legal Momentum. "advances the rights of women and girls by using the power of the law and creating innovative public policy." http://www.legalmomentum.org/
• The Oregon Tradeswomen Network   "Dedicated to promoting success for women in the trades through education, leadership and mentorship." www.tradeswomen.net
• Pride at Work . The LGBT labor site. www.prideatwork.org/
• Pride at Work Transgender Caucus. "A listserve is for transgender members of Pride at Work, AFL-CIO and their friends and allies. Pride at Work (www.prideatwork.org) is the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender constituency group of the AFL-CIO." http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PaW_TG/
• Western Mass Pride at Work. "a gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered labor group affiliated with the AFL-CIO." http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WMPAW/
• Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow. "Bringing together tradeswomen, their organizations, and advocates to increase women's access and sustained employment in high-skilled, high-paying trade and technical occupations." http://www.tradeswomennow.org/
• Wider Opportunities for Women www.wowonline.org
• Women in Construction. "I am a female electrician with over 22 years in this industry…This site is intended to assist, educate and inform others about the world of women in the construction industry...please, spread the word to your other lady coworkers and interested proteges, let's network!" http://members.tripod.com/~barbijo/hers.html
• Woman Operator. "Dedicated to the men and women who work in construction... I am 43 years old and a step mother of four great kids, and 5 grandchildren. I am happily married to a great guy, Gary, and am going to have a long lovely retirement with him, (someday)… I also have three Rottweilers, a Pomeranian, 2 cockatiels and a crazy home life!" http://womanoperator.com
• Women's E-News "What news looks like when women matter." http://www.womensenews.org/
• Women's Rights at Work www.citizenactionny.org/
• Workplace Solutions .  "Resources and services designed to help employers and unions recruit, train and retain women in high-wage nontraditional occupations and apprenticehips." www.workplacesolutions.org
• Women Working. "employing, training and advocating for women in the construction industry." Projects include renovating housing for use for homeless families. http://www.womenworking.org/

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