October 2020 - Constructing Hope

Despite progress, ingrained racism still runs deep in construction
Despite progress, ingrained racism still runs deep in construction
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Despite progress, ingrained racism still runs deep in construction

While incidents of nooses and hateful graffiti on jobsites have made headlines in 2020, racism in the industry often manifests itself in more subtle, systemic ways.

Greg Page, the president of Waldorf, Maryland-based Page Building Group, has a proven business strategy when it comes to applying for financing: Send in […]

Fz83TkZ2020-10-21T16:59:00-07:00October 21st, 2020|CH News|

Juan Mojica – Constructing Hope Graduate Winter 2015
Juan Mojica – Constructing Hope Graduate Winter 2015
Stories of Hope

Juan Mojica – Constructing Hope Graduate Winter 2015

Prior to enrolling in Constructing Hope, Juan was in and out of warehouse jobs, making a few dollars more than minimum wage. As a single father, it was a challenge to make ends meet at that wage. A DUI, which led to a suspended license, added […]

Fz83TkZ2020-10-08T02:09:45-07:00October 8th, 2020|Stories of Hope|

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