In 1989, the National Fire Service in Italy saw a historic moment: the entry of the first women into the operational sector, ushering in an era of change and inclusion. Initially, women entered management careers in technical roles, such as engineers and architects, marking an important first step toward gender diversity in a traditionally male institution.
The increased presence of women in the fire service, in Italy, represents a significant step toward a more inclusive and diverse future. The changing role of women, from participants in technical roles to senior leaders, reflects not only a change in the composition of the workforce, but also an advancement in the organizational culture of the Corps. With continued support and encouragement of these positive trends, the National Fire Service can look forward to an even more balanced and representative future.
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This is an excerpt of an article by Emergency Live: https://www.emergency-live.com/firefighters/women-in-the-fire-service-from-early-pioneers-to-distinguished-leaders/
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