Recently, Tammie Ross had the pleasure of reading The House that She Built to the eager students of Ida B. Wells Elementary. This event was more than just a storytime session; it was an opportunity to plant the seeds of inclusivity and empowerment in young minds.
The House that She Built tells the inspiring story of women who break stereotypes and excel in construction and design—a traditionally male-dominated industry. By introducing these themes early on, Tammie aims to challenge career biases that can form as early as age four. The event underscored the importance of exposing children to diverse role models and career possibilities, encouraging them to dream big and pursue their passions without limitations.