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Judaline Cassidy on How Jobs Don't Have Genders®

February 08, 2025 • Lauri Rollings and Nicolle Farup

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Please join me for an inspiring and fun conversation with plumbing superhero Judaline Cassidy. Judaline is a plumber in New York City with UA Local 1 and the founder of Tools and Tiaras Inc., a nonprofit that shows girls that Jobs Don't Have Genders® through workshops and summer camps where they learn how powerful tools feel in their hands and how creative, fulfilling and lucrative a career in trades can be.
As a motivational speaker and podcast host, Judaline shares insights on grit, equality, leadership, and construction. She has spoken at numerous conferences and been featured on platforms like CBS News, BBC America, CNN, News Nation and Fox Business Network. She was named a L'Oreal Paris 2023 Woman of Worth and a CNN 2020 Champion for Change.
Learn more about Tools and Tiaras at https://www.toolsandtiaras.org/.
Learn more about the coloring book at https://iapmo.org/newsroom/press-releases/iapmo-publishes-children-s-coloring-book and https://iapmostore.org/my-mom-is-a-plumbing-superhero/.
Learn more about the host, Lauri Rollings, at laurirollings.com.
Lauri Rollings is the CEO of Lauri Rollings and Associates, LLC. She is a lawyer by trade who has more than 20 years of experience providing strategic advice and solutions as an attorney, an executive director of construction trade associations, and as a consultant. Her services help businesses run more efficiently and promote recruitment and retention of a diverse, productive workforce. Rollings previously served as Executive Director of the Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors Association of Oregon and Executive Director of the Plumbing Mechanical & Sheet Metal Contractors’ Alliance of Milwaukee. Before joining the construction industry, she practiced law for more than a decade representing clients in a broad range of industries. Before that, she was a newspaper reporter. Rollings graduated with honors from both Stanford Law School and the University of Wisconsin.
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