About Us
/milˈyo͞o,milˈyə(r)/ a person’s social environment.
We are a 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to bringing aviation to children who would not otherwise experience it. Our mission is to advocate to increase these opportunities for girls and others who would not have access to them otherwise.
What Inspires Us

Advocacy
We strongly believe all children, but especially girls, benefit from learning about and experiencing aviation related opportunities. The complexities of flight, flight operations, maintenance and aeronautical engineering provide challenges and independent problem solving skills that are beneficial for success in all phases of life.

Connection
We connect girls to aviation career fields of their interest through our wide network of commercial airline, aerospace industry and military professionals. If we can’t provide a client an answer that fits her needs, we have the resources that will help her reach her goals.

Expertise
Combining over 100 years of experience, we can help professional organizations increase their diversity, energize their portfolios and move to a space women WANT to work in.

Our Mission
We increase flying opportunities for girls and others who would not have access to them otherwise.
“And while with silent, lifting mind I’ve trod
The high untrespassed sanctity of space
Put out my hand
And touched the face of God.”
High Flight by John Gillespie Magee

Strategy- Growth- Success
“You have never lived until you have flown”
Bessie Coleman “Queen Bess” first black pilot-1921
- School Outreach
- Scholarships
- Varying exposure activities from limited activities to full immersion
- Continuous mentorship
The aviation industry need for pilots is quickly outpacing the supply. There is no better time than now to explore a career in flying, operations, maintenance or design.
Our world calls for a new way of thinking about diversifying the aviation career field – we won’t do it alone. Through networking and community, Milieux Project, Inc is changing the aviation industry.
“Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much.”
Helen Keller
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