Welding Women Unite
We are proud to be women welders, and love what we do.
I am starting this blog because of a need I have that I could not find. The discrimination that women run into in the welding field is unacceptable and we need to join together to bring about change. The women welders of WWII like Evelyn Cox started the path that we are walking on in 1942, let’s make them proud and make a difference. Join this blog and tell us your story, let’s bring discrimination against women in the welding field out into the open and bring about change so our daughters, nieces and granddaughters do not have to endure what we have.
Let’s make this a sight where women welders can come together to strengthen each other in doing what we love and to find support for what we have gone through. Let’s make it a place where the future generation can come for advice so they are better equipped to handle the situations they find themselves in.
I am starting this out as a blog and hope to one day have a sight dedicated to this subject. So, I ask for your help to build this blog and if you know of anything that will be helpful to add to this please let me know. Please try to be courteous to everyone that posts, as we get enough garbage from the men and the industry that we work in. Thank you for your help and good welding everyone, Little Welder
Let’s make this a sight where women welders can come together to strengthen each other in doing what we love and to find support for what we have gone through. Let’s make it a place where the future generation can come for advice so they are better equipped to handle the situations they find themselves in.
I am starting this out as a blog and hope to one day have a sight dedicated to this subject. So, I ask for your help to build this blog and if you know of anything that will be helpful to add to this please let me know. Please try to be courteous to everyone that posts, as we get enough garbage from the men and the industry that we work in. Thank you for your help and good welding everyone, Little Welder