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She majored in art and graphic design in college and then became a professional soccer player. Related: She created her plastic toilet to save livesįirefighting wasn't a childhood ambition of Regan's. "But in general, it is important to grow a more diverse workforce to support the longevity and progress of women on firefighting." "We shouldn't hire more women just to increase their percentages in the ranks," she said. Regan is optimistic that the graduates will eventually push ahead with plans to become firefighters. Last month, 50 women graduated from the inaugural class. The girls participated in 4 to 5 hours of rigorous training sessions designed to help prepare for the formal testing process to become a firefighter. "I was ecstatic," said Regan, who received $10,000 from Kellogg's ( K) to support the program.
More than 100 girls showed up on the first day and 60 were accepted. The eight-week program held classes twice a month and targeted girls 18 and older who had graduated high school. Working with the department, she helped launch a second program called the Women's Fire Prep Academy, led by female firefighters in Los Angeles. Inaugural class of the Women's Fire Prep Academy. Piggybacking off the success of the camp, Regan wanted to step up her effort, this time reaching out to girls who potentially could be recruited. "They needed to see that you could be girl and still do this." We just wanted it to be a good education in possibility," said Regan, 36. "Our department had never done something like this before. 50 girls participated in the event: They shadowed Regan and her colleagues around their stations, performed workouts similar to theirs, watched training videos and learned about the equipment. It was a one-day event for girls aged 14 to 18. Related: It's a man's world? Not to these women
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