William E. Rogers reflects on an enduring lesson from a 1937 plastering manual, arguing that apprenticeship, craftsmanship and personal responsibility remain the foundation of the trade.
A timeless message from one of plastering's early masters reminds today's craftsmen that preserving the trade begins with training, pride and a commitment to excellence.
The Lowe’s Foundation will invest $250 million to train 250,000 trades workers by 2035, expanding efforts to address a nationwide skilled labor shortage.
In its inaugural Women Who Build, Walls & Ceilings honors 17 leaders shaping construction through innovation, craftsmanship, mentorship and executive leadership.
Grants to 15 nonprofits expand pre-apprenticeships, credentials and employer connections as demand grows for construction and skilled trades workers nationwide.
The Lowe’s Foundation is investing $10 million in nonprofits nationwide to expand hands-on training, credentials and career pathways for workers entering high-demand skilled trades.