Habitat for Aviation Featured in the Women Rock Wings Impact Issue

Written by Beth White

We were honored to be featured in the Impact Issue of Women Rock Wings magazine, in an article by Meagan Hobson. The piece tells the story of our small hangar in Vermont that is making a big change in aviation by expanding who feels welcome .

That is the story we try to live every Sunday. When women and girls learn, build, and lead side by side, the picture of who belongs in aviation starts to shift. Our Modern Rosies are showing that this work is about more than a plane. It is about cultivating belonging, building skill, and shaping a future that includes all of us.

We are grateful to Women Rock Wings for helping carry that story beyond Franklin County, and to everyone who has helped make our hangar a place where people can see themselves in aviation. If this work moves you, come visit, volunteer, or give.

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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