Where WOMEN BUILD PLANES Featured in Move Over Bob

Habitat for Aviation is honored to be featured in the fourth issue of Move Over Bob, a magazine dedicated to introducing middle school girls to opportunities in the trades by highlighting the women already building careers in these fields.

We love this kind of storytelling. When a girl can see another woman building, fixing, or flying, new possibilities open up. That is why we keep our hangar door open, and why we are grateful for the chance to share Habitat for Aviation’s mission with young readers who may be beginning to wonder what they can make with their hands.

Thank you, Move Over Bob, for helping inspire the next generation of women to explore careers in aviation and the skilled trades. We hope a few of the readers will find their way to a Sunday build day and discover, as our Modern Rosies have, that our work is about more than a plane. To visit, volunteer, or support our work.

Beth White

Education Possibilitarian, Artist, Writer, Doula, Mentor, Aviatrix, Breast Cancer Survivor, Pilot-in-Command at Habitat for Aviation

Born and raised in Vermont, Beth worked in a variety of schools in New England, including The Met, which is Big Picture Learning, flagship public high school in Providence, Rhode Island. After a decade in the classroom, Beth returned to the University of Vermont to earn a PhD in educational leadership and policy studies. She is an education possibilitarian, artist, a writer, a doula, a mentor and aviatrix and most recently, after winning a tough battle with breast cancer, Beth founded Habitat for Aviation to inspire the next generation of airplane mechanics, avionics, specialists and pilots.

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