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Building trades: where are women? Misconceptions about Gender in Building Trades: fight against discrimination for equal of opportunities

Funder: European CommissionProject code: 2019-1-FR01-KA229-062272
Funded under: ERASMUS+ | Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices | School Exchange Partnerships Funder Contribution: 23,547.5 EUR

Building trades: where are women? Misconceptions about Gender in Building Trades: fight against discrimination for equal of opportunities

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The genesis of the project is based on a common observation between our privileged partner in Spain, the Castellet Institute, and our Lycée des Métiers du bâtiment in Toulouse: the difficult place of women in the building trades.Our goal was to produce a kit to promote the feminisation of this professional branch including a video of personal experiences, a set of posters and a board game.During this project, French students (from the euro section but also from some CAP and Bac Pro classes) worked together with their Spanish counterparts even if the COVID period forced us to reinvent our mobilities (sometimes virtual) and review the organizational arrangements.The video, the first element worked, was the result of this collaboration with a Spanish finalisation. The board game and posters took shape in Toulouse at the end of a remote work.Beyond the 3 deliverables expected and achieved, we have organized a strong communication time on the occasion of the International Women’s Rights Day on March 8th,2022. Indeed, to accompany the inauguration of our exhibition around the posters, we handed out a lot of goodies in the colors of the project to the 70 female students of the Lycée Urbain Vitry, making them real ambassadors within the institution but also outside !This project enabled the school to develop a high-quality transdisciplinary collaboration and created cohesion within the feminine community. In addition, the reception of our external partners shows that our kit is part of a fundamental process of evolution of mentalities within our society and responds to an already strong demand, especially from the French Building Federation.

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