The Girl Scouts River Valleys and Dunwoody College of Technology partnered to bring the project to life. Next summer, campers will finish the interior of the homes.
Women make up only 9% of construction workers in the U.S.
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In five days’ time, Girl Scouts campers in Minnesota built two tiny homes from scratch as part of a new STEM-driven camp program. So reports the MinnPost.
The Girl Scouts River Valleys and Dunwoody College of Technology partnered to bring the project to life. Next summer, campers will finish the interior of the homes.
Women make up only 9% of construction workers in the U.S.