Construction

Mohawk Ironworkers Help Raise Spire for Freedom Tower at One World Trade Center

ICTMN Staff

May 16, 2013

From beginning to end, from rise to fall to rise again, the noble Mohawk ironworkers have shepherded the sky-scraping towers of the World Trade Center in New York City into existen...

Construction in Indian Country Conference Addresses the Need to 'Grow Our Own'

Lee Allen

April 30, 2012

The Construction in Indian Country initiative, now approaching its first decade of success, started with a roundtable of a few wise men—former Navajo Nation Chairman Peterson Zah; ...

More Than a Dozen Construction Workers Injured at Cincinnati Casino Site

ICTMN Staff

January 27, 2012

A casino construction site in Cincinnati, Ohio partially collapsed on Friday, injuring as many as 16-20 people and seriously hurting at least nine, reported the Cincinnati Enquirer...

Anniversary of 9/11 Felt by Indian Construction Workers

Eisa Nefertari Ulen

September 09, 2011

Ten years ago—on the day everything changed for so many—women, children and grown men cried...

Building Blocks: Forming Relationships Between Tribes and Construction Companies

Lee Allen

February 01, 2011

One of the original CIIC founders, Navajo Jefferson Begay, takes class notes prior to addressing the Tucson roadshow...

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