Iron Workers International
Kate Harrison Leon possesses extensive experience in program management and digital organizing within advocacy and equity-focused organizations. Currently serving as a Digital Organizer at Iron Workers International since June 2021, previous roles include Program Director and Pipeline Navigator at the Northeast Center for Tradeswomen's Equity from May 2017 to May 2021, and involvement in a Worker Rights Outreach Project at Citizen Action of New York in late 2020. Additionally, Kate has held the position of Interim Executive Director as Program Manager at Run Hope Work and contributed as a Program Coordinator and Tutor at Kid Power, Inc. between 2009 and 2011. Academically, Kate holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from American University, attained in 2013, and graduated from Monsignor Donovan High School in 2009.
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Iron Workers International
Iron Workers International (The International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers Union), AFL-CIO, is a proud trade association whose beginnings go back to the 1890s. We currently represent 120,000 members in North America. If there were no ironworkers, cities like New York, Chicago, Quebec and Los Angeles would look very different than they do today - no skyscrapers, no bridges, no office buildings. Transportation would be radically different too. How would the millions of commuters every day get to work without the bridges built by - you guessed it - ironworkers. Without ironworkers to erect the skeleton of a structure, no other trade would be able to install their work. That's why ironworkers are the most respected tradesperson in the construction industry. When you're an ironworker, the sky is the limit. The possibilities of training, earning, providing, advancing, building are endless. There is no limit to what ironworkers can do!