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Million Girls Moonshot

Million Girls Moonshot

The Million Girls Moonshot seeks to re-imagine who can engineer, who can build, who can make. It will inspire and prepare the next generation of innovators by engaging one million more girls in STEM learning opportunities through afterschool and summer programs over the next 5 years.

The Million Girls Moonshot shines a national spotlight on girls in STEM, spurring actions and solutions aimed at positively changing the way girls engage in STEM, and inspiring them to become builders, innovators, makers and problem solvers.

The Moonshot will be active in out-of-school programs in all 50 states, leveraging the Mott-funded 50 State Afterschool Network, which has access to more than 10 million youth and 100,000 afterschool programs across the country.

MGM Social Media

One way we will help reach one million girls over the next five years is through active social media outreach through our 50 State Afterschool Network Partners and their partners.

Below you will find links to suggested social media posts and artwork you can use across your social media channels.

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NEW MGM Graphics

MGM Twitter Graphics

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MGM Facebook Graphics

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MGM Pictures

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  • Hispanic and African American college age young women are working on a design project in a library makerspace. Young women are using a 3D printer to print a 3D plastic object. They are looking over 3D printer as it creates object they designed.
  • A young girl of African descent is indoors in her elementary school classroom. She is sitting at her desk and doing a science experiment with wires and circuits.
  • Latin and African descent teenage girl friends studying robotics, engineering in home setting. They use tools to complete their robot science project homework together. Education themes. Girls in STEM school classes. NOTE: Robot created by photographer.
  • A group of college students are working on the mechanics for a robotics and drone project in university.
  • Confident Hispanic female high school student builds a drone with her friends during an after school engineering club. They are programming the drone.
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