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Women and Black History in the Forest Products Industry

More Than Diversity

For years, it was believed that the lumbering industry of the 19th and 20th centuries lacked diversity. However, this report challenges that notion, highlighting compelling stories of women, Black individuals, and other marginalized groups who made significant contributions to the industry throughout the region. Explore this easy-to-read report to uncover the often-overlooked roles they played.

LHR Diversity Study

LHR Diversity Study
Discovering Lumber Hertitage Through History and Education
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