The Miss America Organization

In the summer of 1921, on the boardwalk of Atlantic City, an American icon was born. The organization was a disruptor at its birth and continues to move women forward through education and social impact.

For more than 100 years, Miss America has been one of the country’s most recognizable household names and has been at the center of everything from national trends to social movements to the birth of television. The young women involved have made a significant difference in people’s lives through their educations’ and charitable and community service endeavors, using this national organization and the public facing podium it presents to educate millions of Americans on issues facing the nation.

The symbols of Miss America are meant to advance a continuing movement of showing how women can be leaders, be givers, not takers, and to use education and a social conscience to dream big and inspire change for the betterment of the world around them.

To sign up with Miss America as a candidate, click on the link to proceed to the sign-up process.