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How LGBTQ and female woodworkers are carving out space in a field built for men

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Walk into any home improvement store and you’re immediately confronted with a space and industry built for one certain demographic: Men.

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A group of artisans are opening doors for more LGBTQ and female woodworkers to enter the industry. More detail click: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2022/06/27/lgbtq-women-woodworkers/9906253002/













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