Space4All Space STEM Awareness Campaign Launches Nationwide
WASHINGTON, April 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Women in Aerospace (WIA), the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Club for the Future, and Space Foundation, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Education, are launching a new national space STEM awareness campaign, Space4All, that aims to increase understanding about the benefits of space for life on Earth. The campaign was first announced on April 8 when Vice President Kamala Harris issued a Call to Action to bring the benefits of space to communities across America. The campaign will spotlight the relevance, impact, and accessibility of space and highlight pathways to success in space-related STEM education and careers. There will be a specific focus on reaching underrepresented communities to ensure equitable, diverse, and inclusive growth within the space industry.
- The campaign will spotlight the relevance, impact, and accessibility of space and highlight pathways to success in space-related STEM education and careers.
- The five-year public awareness campaign was initiated by the National Space Council and aligns to the Interagency Roadmap to Support Space-Related STEM Education and Workforce with the goal to Inspire, Prepare and Employ a diverse space workforce.
- "The Space4All awareness campaign is historic, inclusive, and mission-specific – fill the workforce gap in space," said WIA Board Chair and SAIC Vice President of Business Development Transformation Bridget Chatman.
- Space Foundation is proud to collaborate with the Space4All campaign to raise awareness of our ongoing efforts and amplify our recent partnership with Space Workforce 2030 so we include more audiences in the many exciting opportunities throughout the space industry."