Mission

The Congressional Future Caucus is our nation's first and only bipartisan caucus for young members of Congress. 

These members come together across partisan lines to creatively and pragmatically forge common ground on issues facing America's next generation, such as higher education, entrepreneurship, and veteran’s employment.

Future Caucus members are committed to engaging in nonpartisan outreach to millennials and building key generational relationships across the aisle.

“The Future Caucus is an antidote to so much of the cynicism and partisanship we usually see.”
— Ronan Farrow, MSNBC

2019-2020 Congressional Future Caucus Co-Chairs

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Rep. Anthony Gonzalez
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez

R - Ohio

Rep. Joe Neguse
Rep. Joe Neguse

D - Colorado

Rep. Katie Hill
Rep. Katie Hill

D - California

Rep. Lance Gooden
Rep. Lance Gooden

R - Texas

Congressional Future Caucus Members

Emeritus Leadership

Congressional Future Caucus Legislation

Future Caucus Events

Events | Millennial Action Project
Baseball Bash
Jun 26
Baseball Bash

MAP and the George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management hosted a networking reception for members of the Millennial Action Staff Association ahead of the 2019 Congressional Baseball Game.

Millennial Mondays Lunch Series
Apr 15
Millennial Mondays Lunch Series

Please join fellow Congressional Future Caucus staff members and friends for a Chick-fil-A working lunch

Congressional Future Caucus Kickoff
Feb 27
Congressional Future Caucus Kickoff

On Wednesday, February 27th, 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.

MAP President Steven Olikara Testifies on Capitol Hill
Jun 6
MAP President Steven Olikara Testifies on Capitol Hill

As a growing number of millennials pursue careers in the gig economy, how will the nature of work, benefits, and education change? That’s the question MAP’s President Steven Olikara addressed on Capitol Hill at the House Small Business Committee’s June 6th “Millennials and the Gig Economy” hearing.

In The News

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Capitol Letter: Rotunda Rumblings
Capitol Letter: Rotunda Rumblings

Millennial caucus: Rocky River GOP Rep. Anthony Gonzalez has been named one of four co-chairs of the Congressional Future Caucus, which the Millennial Action Project describes as the “only bipartisan group of legislators under age 45 in Congress focused on next generation leadership and policy solutions.”

Hill selected as co-chair of bipartisan congressional caucus
Hill selected as co-chair of bipartisan congressional caucus

The Millennial Action Project announced the selection of Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, and three other congressional leaders as the new co-chairs of the Congressional Future Caucus, a bipartisan group of legislators under the age of 45 who are focused on next-generation leadership and policy solutions.

Congresswoman Katie Hill Selected As Co-Chair Of ‘Millennial’ Future Caucus
Congresswoman Katie Hill Selected As Co-Chair Of ‘Millennial’ Future Caucus

Congresswoman Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, was selected Thursday as a co-chair of the caucus focused on the “next generation” of leadership and policy solutions.

The only bipartisan congressional 'millennial' group taps new leaders
The only bipartisan congressional 'millennial' group taps new leaders

As a wave of new freshmen has entered Congress, a bipartisan group of lawmakers hopes to reduce political infighting and advance across-the-aisle agendas with the help of a record-breaking number of young legislators.

Reps. Hill, Gooden, Gonzalez, Neguse To Lead Only Bipartisan Caucus for Young Members of Congress
Reps. Hill, Gooden, Gonzalez, Neguse To Lead Only Bipartisan Caucus for Young Members of Congress

Millennial Action Project today announced Reps. Katie Hill (D-CA 25th District), Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH 16th District), Lance Gooden (R-TX 5th District) and Joe Neguse (D-CO 2nd District) as the new co-chairs of the Congressional Future Caucus, the only bipartisan group of legislators under age 45 in Congress focused on next generation leadership and policy solutions.