The California AfterSchool Network (CAN) is excited to be
a part of the Million Girls
Moonshot initiative. The Million Girls Moonshot is
helping re-imagine who can engineer, who can build, who can make.
It is inspiring and preparing the next generation of innovators
by engaging 1 million girls in STEM learning opportunities
through afterschool and summer programs over the next five years.
Learn more and join at www.MillionGirlsMoonshot.org
The Intel Foundation, STEM Next Opportunity Fund, the Gordon and
Betty Moore Foundation, and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation —
and a growing
number of technology leaders, charitable organizations, and other
entities, such as NASA, Lockheed Martin, If/Then (an
initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies), CISCO, Samueli
Foundation, Panasonic, Qualcomm, Technovation, STEMconnector,
National Girls Collaborative Project, Jobs For The Future (JFF),
and Techbridge Girls.
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CAN’s MGM Journey
In Year One (2020 – 2021):
- CAN worked closely with three STEAM Hubs and will
be sharing resources out with the entire field.
Our goals for Year Two (2021-2022):
- Convene the MGM community of practice to share strategies for
local implementation, and surface promising practices,
challenges, and lessons learned.
- Increase the reach and effectiveness of communication and
outreach efforts.
- Leverage participation in the Million Girls Moonshot
initiative to support further partner engagement.
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