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Who says that the tools are not for girls?

We want women and girls to come forward and shatter stereotypes. We can show the world what we are truly capable of achieving. Tools & Tiaras, wholeheartedly believe that girls can do every and anything and we aim to help girls learn trade skills by exposing, inspiring, and mentoring them to excel in these areas. We want to empower girls to be trailblazers.

EXPOSE

Plumber, Sheet Metal Worker, Engineers, Masons, Ironworkers, and Welders.

Everyone should embrace the fact that "jobs don't have genders!". For all those girls who have a keen interest in any of areas of construction, we can help them learn the techniques and skills required. This experience will help them excel in these fields and other areas of their lives. The moxie and grit gained from working with tools will serve them for a lifetime in any career path. We combine learning with fun and skilled activities in plumbing, carpentry, electrical, and so much more. Girls also learn the amazing history and importance of the trades, and the role they play in shaping the societies we inhabit. 

 

T&T can help her have an upper hand in these field and life. Our techniques and skills are fun to learn and will help her decide whether she wants to pursue a career in the STEAM related industries . Selfishly we want her to choose the trades.

 

We offer these programs for girls 6-14 , so they know they have options at the other four-year degree, "Apprenticeship." She has time to explore her life options and reach a decision. Let her have fun while navigating her path. Are you with us?

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I used screws, a wrench and a drill.

I learned

could do more things instead of just being on

the internet.

I learned that girls can do

anything, no matter what anyone tells them. I also learned that even though people have

differences they can accomplish anything."

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Myah Dehaney

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