2019

IMPACT REPORT
TABLE OF
CONTENTS

4 Letter from the

President

6 Meet the Team

8 MAP by the
Numbers

10 Congressional
Future Caucus

14 State Future
Caucus Network

16 Legislative
Impact

18 Policy and
Outreach

20 The Ripple Effect

22 National
Storytelling

24 New Frontiers
 Dear Supporter,
This year, we proudly celebrated our sixth anniversary at the
Millennial Action Project, and it has been an incredible time of
growth. Our movement continues to build momentum as our
network expands and new members join the MAP team.
As I reflect on 2019, I am most inspired by the diversity of people
who have come together, and dedicated their time and energy to
this work. From our dynamic staff to the incredible Future Caucus
members in states and Congress—over 1,000 legislators!—this
network of changemakers has raised the bar for what we expect
from our democracy. Each day, we are joined by more leaders
ready to make a difference: in 2019 alone, we announced four
new co-chairs to our Congressional Future Caucus; deepened our
engagement with our 29 State Future Caucuses; hired seven new
staff; engaged over 600 community members through our Red &
Blue Dialogues series; and much more.
MAP built strong trust, compassion, and understanding among
our leaders, each new coalition a strong expression of democracy.
In 2019, these powerful coalitions produced an impressive list of
wins on issues such as democracy reform, renewable energy, and
the future of work. We are proud of what we have accomplished
together so far and are eager to channel this momentum in the
coming years. The future of MAP is bold; we are on a trajectory
to create an impact in Congress, states, and—most
importantly—our communities. Our MAP leaders are on the front
lines of changing the way we engage in political discourse and are
poised to disrupt the gridlock plaguing our nation.
You are an integral part of MAP’s mission. The political
transformation we seek is only possible with dedicated effort
from leaders, advisors, volunteers, funders, and supporters like
you. Your role in shaping our future is essential, and we are
honored to have you join us on this journey.
Onward,

Steven Olikara
Founder and President

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

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Steven Olikara Layla Zaidane Cherisse Eatmon Claire Meneer Stacy Lewis
Senior Director,
Founder & President Executive Director & COO Director of Operations Director of External Affairs
State Caucus Network

BOARD OF ADVISORS The Honorable Aneesh Chopra Dr. Peter Levine

The Honorable Olympia Snowe
Former U.S. Senator of Maine
The Honorable Bill Bradley
Former U.S. Senator of New Jersey
The Honorable Jennifer M. Granholm
47th Governor of Michigan
The Honorable Jon Huntsman, Jr.
16th Governor of Utah
Former U.S. Ambassador to China
Former U.S. Chief Technology Officer Center for Information & Research on Civic
The Honorable Barbara Lawton Learning and Engagement, Tufts University
43rd Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin Dr. Jeremi Suri
Congressman Carlos Curbelo University of Texas-Austin
Former U.S. Representative, FL-24 Shawn Golhar
Congressman Chris Gibson Barclays
Former U.S. Representative, NY-19 Kari Dunn Saratovsky
Ambassador Donald Gips Third Plateau Social Impact Strategies
Albright Stonebridge Group Thione Niang
Former U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Give1Project

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 MISSION
The Millennial Action Project has an audacious mission:
re-establish political cooperation across parties and
defeat the polarization and gridlock that is holding back
our government and country. Our generation has a unique
opportunity to forge a new path and lead our nation into
the future, which is why MAP is committed to activating
our nation's youngest generation of leaders and lawmakers.

Alex Tapia Joe Greaney Lani Bohm Alexander Baughman Meredith Bergman
Associate Manager of
State Caucus Manager Communications Coordinator Development Coordinator Executive Assistant
Policy and Outreach

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nick Maschari Stephanie Valle

Purple Strategies KIPP Albany Charter Schools
Shane Bateman
Maryfrances Metrick Erica Williams
Center for American Progress
M Metrick Advisory Kirkland & Ellis
David Burd
Alison Overseth Steven Olikara
Heidrick & Struggles
Partnership for After-School Education Millennial Action Project
Laurie Schultz Heim
Nancy Roman
U.S. Institute of Peace (Ret.)
Partnership for Healthier America

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MAP BY THE NUMBERS
1000+ 35
Legislators engaged Passed pieces
of bipartisan
congressional
legislation
introduced by
CFC members

29
State
Future
Caucuses

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 60 234
State legislators at MAP’s 3rd Pieces of bipartisan
annual Future Summit legislation introduced by
Congressional Future Caucus
(CFC) members

2 Interns hired as
full-time employees

3 State legislators awarded the second annual Rising Star Awards

2
New State Future
Caucuses
launched

250+ 1

5 5
Members in newly-launched
New MAP office

Congressional Millennial
Action Staff Association
New MAP staff
(MASA)
roles created
Red
and filled
& Blue
Dialogues
hosted

4 SFCN Policy Briefs created

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CONGRESSIONAL
FUTURE CAUCUS The Congressional Future Caucus
(CFC) is our nation’s first and only
bipartisan caucus for young members
of Congress. The Caucus brings
young members together across
partisan lines to develop empathetic
leadership, seize cross-partisan
opportunities, and make constructive
governance a norm in Congress. In
2019, MAP recruited a new caucus
leadership team and mobilized the
largest millennial freshman class ever.

234
pieces of
bipartisan
legislation
introduced

37
CFC
Members

“As Michigan’s first millennial federal

35 pieces of
bipartisan
legislation passed
representative, I have a responsibility
to represent my generation in the
halls of Congress... I applaud the
Millennial Action Project for helping
get more young people involved in
8
new
politics and public service, and I am members
proud to serve as a Co-Chair of the recruited
Congressional Future Caucus.” in 2019

- Congresswoman Haley Stevens,

CFC Co-Chair
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 2019-2020 CFC CO-CHAIRS

IT’S
A
TI E :
Rep.
Gonzalez
Representative Anthony Gonzalez Representative Lance Gooden
(R, OH-16) (R, TX-5) and Rep.
Stevens
led the
freshman
class with
three
bipartisan
bills each
passed
through
the House

Representative Joe Neguse Representative Haley Stevens

(D, CO-2) (D, MI-11)

“As one of the youngest members of Congress, I am incredibly

excited for the opportunity to collaborate with my colleagues on
both sides of the aisle to lift up the voices of our next generation as
a Co-Chair of the Congressional Future Caucus.
- Congressman Joe Neguse, CFC Co-Chair

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 I came to Congress on the promise to put forth bipartisan solutions to expand our
economy, generate jobs for the 21st century, and make my Northeast Ohio
community a destination where young people want to settle down and raise their
families... This caucus can help generate the new and innovative solutions that will
get us there."
- Congressman Anthony Gonzalez, CFC Co-Chair

Leg is la tiv e Mo m ent um Congressional Fut ure Cau c u s

P ar t ner ships
CFC leadership led the introduction and/or
passage of signature bills: CFC members engaged in key policy areas
● Rep. Anthony Gonzalez introduced the through creative partnerships with external
JOBS Act as part of national movement groups and organizations.
towards a 21st century workforce ● CFC members met with celebrities from
● Congress took action against the growing the Netflix show One Day at a Time, where
threat of deepfakes with the passage of the they discussed key issues portrayed in the
IOGAN Act introduced by Rep. Anthony show like veteran’s employment and
Gonzalez immigration.
● Reps. Darren Soto and Anthony Gonzalez ● The John W. Kluge Center at the Library
call on the National Institute of Standards of Congress partnered with the Future
and Technology (NIST) to help build a Caucus to host a private breakfast
robust AI framework in a letter penned to conversation with AI expert, author, and
NIST Director Walter Copan professor Susan Schneider.
● In a large bipartisan effort, Rep. Anthony
Gonzalez and other Members of Congress
introduced and passed the END Child
Exploitation Act to fight the ongoing online crisis
● Suicide prevention gained traction in
several states with support from Future
Caucus Members, making its way into
Congress with a large base of bipartisan
support in the National Suicide Hotline
Designation Act (see more on page 19)

C ong res s io na l Sta ff Engagement

MAP launched the Millennial Action Staff
Association (MASA), a space for over 250 CFC
staffers to build relationships across party
lines, and to learn from their peers and outside
experts. MAP launched MASA activities with a
public kickoff at the CTA Innovation House,
and continued programming including:
● Millennial Monday lunch and learn series
● Networking opportunities
● Monthly newsletters and digital bill shares
● Staffer of the month spotlights

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CFC EVENTS
W E LC O ME TO CO NG R ESS CFC K ICKOFF
MAP partnered with the Consumer Technology
Association, Uber, and Yelp to host the Congressional
Future Caucus Kickoff at the CTA Innovation House
on the Hill. This marked the inauguration of MAP’s
Future Caucus in the 116th Congress as well as the
launch of the Millennial Action Staff Association (MASA).

ROUNDTABLE: BETTER PROTECTING OUR CHILDREN

MAP hosted a breakfast roundtable with CFC co-chair
Rep. Gonzalez on leveraging technology to protect
missing and exploited children online.
He dropped a bipartisan, bicameral bill later that day
addressing this same issue along with a press release
mentioning MAP and the Future Caucus. It was
covered in an article by the New York Times.

A R T I FIC IA L INTELLIG ENCE D INNER

MAP convened CFC members and leading
stakeholders from academia, industry, and
government to discuss the global rise of artificial
intelligence. Attendees discussed the state of domestic
AI policy, the progress of computing advancements,
the persistent need for human capital, and the debate
around data regulation. Participants agreed broadly
on the transformational nature of this technology and
the need for more urgent U.S. leadership.

C O N G R E S SIO NA L BASEBALL GAME

Ahead of the 2019 Congressional Baseball Game,
MASA Members had a blast connecting with fellow
millennial colleagues and leaders from across the aisle
at the networking reception hosted by MAP and the
George Washington University’s Graduate School of
Political Management.

This caucus offers a unique opportunity

to look for bipartisan solutions through
the lens of a new generation. Millennials have
revolutionized modern communication,
transportation, and healthcare. I look forward
to bringing that same approach to the
political challenges we face."
- Congressman Lance Gooden, CFC Co-Chair

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 SURVEYED LEGISLATORS

MAPPING THE WAY FORWARD MAP asked Future Caucus members what issues
they wanted to focus on in 2019 and 2020.

CREATED “BEST
PRACTICES FOR
FUTURE CAUCUS
SUCCESS” GUIDE
The Best Practices
guide is a
compilation of IDENTIFIED PRIORITY ISSUES
proven tips and
strategies used to Legislators identified four priority policy issues:
create strong Democracy Reform, the Future of Work, Renewable
Future Caucuses, Energy, and Brain Drain.
develop caucus
infrastructure, and
discover ways
caucuses can
advance
post-partisan
policy solutions.

CREATED “BEST PRACTICES FOR

FUTURE CAUCUS SUCCESS” GUIDE
The Best Practices guide is a compilation of proven tips
DEVELOPED CAMPAIGNS
and strategies used to create strong Future Caucuses,
develop caucus infrastructure, and discover ways MAP dedicated two months to educating the
caucuses can advance post-partisan policy solutions. SFCN on the four priority issues and tactics in the
“Best Practices for Future Caucus Success” guide.

ESTABLISHED
LEARNING
NETWORK
As part of a deep
dive into the new
SFCN Priority
Issues, MAP
convened a
bipartisan group
of young state
legislators in “If we want a change, we can’t just say we
Denver, CO to
learn about
want a change. We need the infrastructure
emerging renew-
able energy
and support to make it happen. And that’s
trends, microgrid truly why MAP makes such a difference.
technology, and
policy wins
nationwide.
- Rep. Amanda Stuck
Co-Chair of the Wisconsin Future Caucus,
2019 Rising Star Award Recipient

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 STATE FUTURE
MAP Rising
Star Award
winners who

CAUCUS
exemplified
MAP’s Ethos
and bipartisan
cooperation:
Rep. Julie

NETWORK
Fahey (OR),
Rep. Amanda
Stuck (WI),
Rep. Adam
Neylon (WI).

The State Future Caucus Network scales our movement

across state legislatures—where rising stars are taking
their first steps into politics. We engage young state
legislators to exchange best practices and ideas, develop
policy solutions, and engage their communities. MAP
convenes this national network of collaborative leaders at
our annual Future Summit.

2 New States 29 States Total in 900+ State

Launched: Iowa Future Caucus legislators
and Tennessee Network engaged

MAP led its National Voter Registration Day of Action for Iowa Future Caucus Co-Chairs organized a Clean Energy
the second year in a row. This cross-caucus campaign Tour, visiting four renewable energy facilities and highlighting
mobilizes our legislators to register their constituents to vote, potential policies to boost clean energy in the state.
particularly young people.

Legislators in Mississippi, Texas, and Iowa hosted “Capitol
Day” programming for youth and college students in their
states, aimed at increasing civic engagement among young
people. These events have inspired several young
participants to run for office themselves in 2020!
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Wisconsin Future Caucus Co-Chairs inspired the Young
Nonprofit Professionals Network in the state in an event
focused on political leadership and “Making Millennial Voices
Heard Across Party Lines.”
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 LEGISLATIVE IMPACT
The Kansas Future Caucus has enabled me to build
partnerships with my colleagues on issues where we can find
bipartisan consensus, especially in areas where we might not
have otherwise found common ground."
- Rep. Brandon Woodard (KS)
STATE SPO TLIG HT: O REGON
MAP worked closely with the Oregon Future
Caucus and State Treasurer Tobias Read as
they established a new Education Savings
Credit. In September, Oregon Governor Kate
Brown signed the legislation, where MAP
participated in the ceremony. The Education
Savings Credit changes Oregon law from a
tax deduction to a tax credit of up to $300
for contributions to college savings plans.
The Oregon Future Caucus played a key role
by endorsing and shepherding the passage
of this legislation, which encourages families
statewide to invest in higher education.
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IS S UE S P OTLIGHT: DEMOCRACY
REFORM ACROS S THE NATIO N
Democracy Reform 2020 Agenda Released
announcing a focus on: 1) Modernizing
Voting and Election Infrastructure, and 2)
Ending Partisan Gerrymandering.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose
Gained Bipartisan Support for Automatic
Voter Registration, enabling Ohioans to
automatically register to vote when they
renew their driver’s license. Secretary
LaRose is a member of MAP’s Democracy
Reform Task Force.
Mississippi Future Caucus Hosted
GENSummit on College Voting,
spearheaded by Future Caucus Co-Chair
Rep. Jeramey Anderson, as part of an
overall effort to address voting rights and
access within democracy reform. This
statewide conference of legislators and
young leaders produced bipartisan
proposals to improve absentee voting for
college students.
Built New Coalitions on Rank Choice Voting
(RCV) in Georgia and Wisconsin: MAP
convened two coalitions with unlikely allies
in key states on RCV, namely Wisconsin and
Georgia. Both states are working to
introduce bipartisan RCV legislation,
co-sponsored by our Future Caucus leaders.
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FUTURE SUMMIT
Over the past three years, hundreds of policymakers
from across the country have participated in MAP’s
annual Future Summit — a place where young state
legislators set aside party differences to prioritize a
weekend of collaboration, policy exploration, and
innovation. The 2019 Future Summit was the
largest to date.
Hosted in partnership with Vanderbilt University, the
2019 Future Summit began with a welcome reception
hosted by the University’s Chancellor, Nicholas
Zeppos. Sessions included “How to Tackle Polarizing
Issues,” featuring 2016 Vice-Presidential candidate
Mindy Finn, “Leveraging Your Future Caucus,” led by
Future Caucus leaders who shared best practices for
success, and keynotes from RNC Chairman Michael
Steele and Secretary of State Frank LaRose.
Attendees also explored the intersections of music,
storytelling, and civic engagement with a discussion
led by GRAMMY and Emmy award-winning producer
and artist, Shannon Sanders.

#2019FutureSummit

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digital impressions

60 young legislators
participated
28 states
represented

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado,

Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana,
New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Ohio,
Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont,
Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Attending the Future Summit is

an amazing experience. Not only
are you learning about how to address
issues that millennials face but you’re
also learning how to better work
across the aisle.”
- Rep. Aaron Pilkington (AR)
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 POLICY AND OUTREACH
Every MAP event I’ve been to has left me feeling more
positive about our political dialogue and optimistic about the
opportunities we have to collaborate with those who might
not sure the same political identity, but nonetheless want to
find solutions to the problems that we face.”
- Red & Blue Dialogue Attendee

R E D & B LUE D IA LO G UES In 2019:

MAP launched the Red & Blue Dialogues in
2018 to create a space for conversations
among diverse community members with a
spectrum of different perspectives. Along with
members of our local State Future Caucuses,
we are bridging the divide to discuss the
issues most important to young people across
the country.
Discussions at events centered on key policy
areas identified by MAP such as: Criminal
Justice Reform, Environmental Stewardship,
and Media Disinformation.
● 5 Red & Blue Dialogue events hosted
● 10th Dialogue of the series concluded in
November
● 12 state legislators engaged in the program
● 622 community members attended
across the whole series
90%+ of program participants
reported an increase in their
respect for people with opposite
political views

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 In 2019, MAP expanded its role as a
policy curator and convener of
diverse legislators, stakeholders, and
community members.

PO L IC Y
MAP engaged external partners in research in order
to provide the tools and resources legislators need
to create effective policies. MAP developed policy
resources for legislators at the state and federal
levels on issues including:
● Democracy reform ● Future of work
● Brain drain ● Renewable energy
● Artificial intelligence

Energy Learning Network Forum

In December, MAP convened a group of State
Future Caucus members for an in depth briefing to
explore state-level approaches to renewable energy
and microgrid development. Over the course of its
time in Denver, CO, the group discussed the
national landscape of renewable energy as well as
regional and state specific opportunities and
challenges to modernizing the grid. These young
state legislators exchanged ideas, experiences, and
potential solutions that they could bring back to
their respective states.

B IPA R T IS A N B ILL G AINS MO MENTUM AT THE

ST AT E L E V E L T O R EACH CO NG R ESS
MAP’s State Future Caucus Network germinated a
movement to tackle the national mental health crisis
after Utah State Senator Daniel Thatcher shared his
efforts toward suicide prevention at the 2018 Future
Summit. Sen. Thatcher’s bill would designate a
national three digit dialing code for the suicide hotline.
Inspired by Sen. Thatcher’s legislation, Future
Caucus member Rep. Jimmy Gazaway sponsored
the bipartisan Arkansas Act 1064 to address the
mental health crisis in his state. Going into 2020,
several more states are poised to adopt the idea.
Now, the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act
has a large base of bipartisan support in the House,
counting 59 sponsors (34
Democrats and 25 Republicans),
including MAP Congressional Future
Caucus members Swalwell (D-CA),
Velazquez (D-NY), Soto (D-FL),
Moulton (D-MA), Barragan (D-CA),
Gallego (D-AZ), Gallagher (R-WI), Energy Learning Network Forum
and Steil (R-WI).a national three digit
dialing code for the suicide hotline.

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 THE RIPPLE EFFECT
MAP’s work continues to resonate outside the halls of Congress and state
legislatures. Through cross-sector partnerships in industries such as sports,
entertainment, finance, and education, the ripple effect of MAP’s mission is
felt well beyond politics.

NETFLIX MEETS THE CFC COURAGE TO RUN

AMERICAN EXPRESS AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE

MILLENNIAL SUMMIT
LEADERSHIP ROUNDTABLE TRAINING

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PAR TNERSH IP S :
STR ENG TH EN I N G O U R IM PAC T
M AP X U M D
MAP partnered with University of Maryland on a report:
The Organizational Climate of Congress and participated in
a symposium to discuss the report’s findings. In analyzing
congressional behavior, the study includes psychological
and sociological considerations. The study draws upon a
broad range of interviews with current and former
members of Congress and congressional staffers, and MAP
assisted here by organizing interviewees for UMD.
MAP X B R O O K I N G S
MAP partnered with the Brookings Institution to host a
morning of programming dedicated to better understanding
how Millennials think and engage around two long-term
issues: climate change and the national debt. Spearheaded
by Brookings Economics Studies fellow Dr. Stuart Butler,
the event brought together leading members of the
academic, political and nonprofit communities to discuss
Millennial attitudes towards these issues, and explore what
can be done to drive action going forward.
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THO U G HT LEADER S HIP:
ELEVATIN G C O N VER S ATI ON S
HENRY CLAY CENTER WAS HINGTON S U M M I T
MAP’s Steven Olikara spoke to a group of more than 50
college students from all across the country on criminal
justice reform, hosted by the Henry Clay Center for
Statesmanship.
P OLITICON
Steven Olikara traveled to Nashville to participate in
Politicon, an annual event that brings together some of the
top names in politics, to discuss and debate the most
prominent current political issues. Olikara participated in
four separate panels, acting as a moderator for marquee
pairings. Panel participants included: Anne Coulter, David
Frum, Sean Hannity, James Carville, Donna Brazile, Reince
Preibus, Charlie Kirk, and Kyle Kulinski.
Leader ship in Ac t ion: Bipar t isa n sh i p an d
Young Amer ic a
MAP’s Senior Director, State Caucus Network, Cherisse
Eatmon spoke on a panel to discuss bipartisanship and
younger generations in politics. John Della Volpe, Founder
of SocialSphere and Director of Polling, Harvard Kennedy
School Institute of Politics also participated on the panel
which was moderated by The Hill staff writer, Julia
Manchester.
(See photo on the left)
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“I am honored to have been selected as one of this years

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 NEW FRONTIERS
M AP G O ES G LO B A L

The call to transcend political tribalism through millennial leadership has rippled across
the globe and led to MAP engagements with international delegations and participants
from Italy, Indonesia, Finland, Germany, Morocco, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil,
Bulgaria, Georgia, Ghana, Hungary, Jamaica, Kenya, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro,
Nepal, North Macedonia, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Slovakia, Taiwan, Turkey, and Vietnam.

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act on the future. Olikara is among the most influential leaders under
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