Minna Long

Strategic Programs Manager, Washington State Building & Construction Trades Council; Journeyman Ironworker, Ironworkers Local 29

Enlighten Forum Moderator, “Knowing Your Rights: at the Office, Onsite, Offsite”

Biography

Minna has a diverse educational background, holding two Bachelor degrees from Ohio University, and currently earning a Master’s in Law, Justice, and Culture. She is also a member of Ironworkers Local 29, where she excelled in her craft and represented her local in the 2022 National Outstanding Apprentice Competition. Having facilitated anti-harassment and anti-discrimination classes for apprentices, receiving the Wanda Hall Legacy Award for mentorship in the trades, and now working for the Washington State Building & Construction, she is passionate about advocating for others. Her commitment to service is further evidenced by volunteer work with organizations such as the Washington Defender Association and Incarcerated Mother’s Advocacy Project, where she played a pivotal role in passing legislation and providing mentorship. Today, Minna continues her work reducing barriers for individuals both at work and in her personal life.