Not so Little Things Survey


As women, many of us have been at the end of small remarks, off the cuff 'humour', 'jokes' or felt as if we are an object surrounded by a room of others laughing along at our expense. When does it stop? How does it stop? When do we get to say we have had enough.

The NAWIC D&I Portfolio and
TDC Global have partnered for the 'Not so Little Things Affecting Women in Construction Survey' which aims to gain a greater understanding of the usually small, seemingly insignificant, and often unremarkable behaviours that many call microaggressions/ microinequalities - these terms were coined in 1970 by Chester Pierce, a Harvard professional who described them as 'subtle blows delivered incessantly'. These actions are leaving women feeling unwelcome, undervalued and unsafe.

These
microaggressions affect women's progress, participation and fulfilment in the Australian Construction Industry which in large creates a much bigger problem. This is our time to share our voice, share our experiences and come together to collectively speak up and spark change.

The survey will take between 7-9 minutes and is arranged into five sections, it is completely confidential and of incredible value. We thank all participants for taking the time to share their lived experiences and being a catalyst for change.

The Not so Little Things Survey closes 14th April and can be found below:

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https://loom.ly/jzSzQX4 📣

At NAWIC we are dedicated to creating a safe place for all - if this content brings up negative feelings and you are in need of support - NAWIC Members have 24/7 access to our EAP service which provides free support for those struggling on 1300 878 379.



Further Information about NAWIC:
Website: Www.nawic.com.au
Phone: 1800 767 977
Location: NAWIC National Office, PO Box 8327, Glenmore Park, NSW 2745
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nawic---national-association-of-women-in-construction-australia-national-/

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