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Did you know?
The creation of STEM jobs has the fastest growth out of all degrees.
STEM graduates also receive both higher salary and have more job security than their fellow counterparts.

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Unfortunately the U.S. is experiencing a shortage of producing skilled worker to fill these STEM jobs

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The World Economic Forum ranks the U.S as #48 in quality of Math and Science
Compared to other countries, American students are well below the rankings.

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Many other countries have jumped on board with the importance of STEM and have thrown BIG investments as far as a STEM force in their own countries.

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What type of skills has this movement encouraged?

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What type of skills has this movement encouraged?

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This movement has encouraged self reliance as well as open source learning. The movement has also shown the potential one has when they are given the tools, they can become makers.

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What is the goal of the "Maker Movement"?

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What is the goal of the "Maker Movement"?

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The goal is to turn more people into makers instead of solely consumers. From passive users to ACTIVE creators!

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Not at all! There is a big market for women in this as creators! Not everything "made" has to have be "techy." Big up and coming prescence of women representing this field! (Ex: Etsy)

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What are we still not seeing in this "Maker Movement."

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What are we still not seeing in this "Maker Movement."

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There is still a large gap of minorities both participating and attending the Maker Faire, and hope to see an increase as word gets out.