Ciara, Angela Simmons & King Bach Visit White House For ‘Better Make Room’ Campaign
On Monday (October 19th), Ciara, Angela Simmons, King Bach and (singer) Andra Day lent their celebrity for a good cause. They were spotted in Washington, DC at the White House, supporting the launch of the First Lady’s new public awareness campaign, Better Make Room.
The campaign is part of her Michelle Obama’s Reach Higher initiative to inspire every student in America to take charge of their future by completing their education past high school, whether at a professional training program, a community college, or a four-year college or university. According to the release:
The Better Make Room target Generation Z, or young people ages 14-19, to celebrate education, change the national conversation, and reach students directly where they are and give them a space to create content while also navigating the college-going process. This campaign will leverage traditional and new media platforms to celebrate student stories in the same way that we often celebrate celebrities and athletes. With partners in the business, philanthropic, media, and education realm, this campaign will stretch across the country to inspire students and give them the tools they need to reach higher for college.
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