The Millennial Action Project (MAP) is the largest nonpartisan organization of millennial policymakers in the United States 

We develop the next generation to overcome partisanship on future-focused challenges and democracy reforms. 

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Red and Blue Dialogue: Financing Higher Education
Mar 6
Red and Blue Dialogue: Financing Higher Education

On March 6th, the UW-Madison chapter of Millennial Action Project hosted their first Red and Blue Dialogue on the topic of “Financing Higher Education.” The group brought over 60 students together from across the political spectrum to discuss higher education and college funding in Wisconsin.

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. The event marked the inauguration of MAP’s Future Caucus in the 116th Congress as well as the launch of the Millennial Action Staff Association.

Tennessee Legislators Form Future Caucus
Feb 26
Tennessee Legislators Form Future Caucus

Millennial legislators Representative Michael Curcio (R-69) and Senator Raumesh Akbari (D-29) announced the creation of the Tennessee Future Caucus on Tuesday, February 26, 2019. Their leadership will guide the Tennessee Future Caucus as a way for state legislators under 45 to build bipartisan policy solutions that focuses on people rather than party.

Young Iowan Legislators Form Iowa Future Caucus
Feb 19
Young Iowan Legislators Form Iowa Future Caucus

On Tuesday, February 19, 2019, Senator Zach Nunn (R-15),Senator Zach Wahls (D-37), Representative Lindsay James (D-99), and  Representative Joe Mitchell (R-84) announced the creation of the Iowa Future Caucus—a caucus dedicated to reaching bipartisan policy solutions addressing issues faced by Millennials and future generations. These four state legislators constitute the leadership of the caucus.

Mississippi GENSummit on College Voting
Jan 12
Mississippi GENSummit on College Voting

On January 12th, 2019, MAP and the Mississippi Future Caucus hosted students from seven colleges and universities throughout Mississippi to discuss voting on college campuses and civic engagement.

States of Democracy
Dec 12
States of Democracy

MAP, in partnership with the Brennan Center for Justice and Quorum, hosted “States of Democracy”– A conversation about state-based approaches to making government more functional, accountable, and transparent.

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Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Former U.S. Representative Carlos Curbelo, Named Among Most Bipartisan Lawmakers in 115th Congress
Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Former U.S. Representative Carlos Curbelo, Named Among Most Bipartisan Lawmakers in 115th Congress

Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) and former U.S. Representative Carlos Curbelo were named among the most bipartisan lawmakers in the 115th Congress. From 2017-2018, Sen. Sinema and Curbelo served as the co-chairs of the Millennial Action Project’s (MAP) Congressional Future Caucus (CFC), the first-ever bipartisan caucus for young members of Congress. Curbelo now serves on MAP’s bipartisan advisory board.

New bipartisan caucus looks to the future
New bipartisan caucus looks to the future

There’s a new caucus at the state Capitol: the Tennessee Future Caucus, a bipartisan group geared toward younger lawmakers and focused on finding common ground.

WI group looks to get more millennials engaged in politics
WI group looks to get more millennials engaged in politics

The Millennial Action Project (MAP) hosts “Red and Blue” session across Wisconsin and the nation to discuss the partisan divide facing the county by engaging the millennial generation. They debate issues like student loan debt and filling good paying jobs.

Millennial Action Project hosts bipartisan discussion on financing higher education
Millennial Action Project hosts bipartisan discussion on financing higher education

The University of Wisconsin chapter of the Millennial Action Project hosted a “Red and Blue Dialogue” Monday night to discuss bipartisan efforts behind financing higher education. UW alumnus Steven Olikara, who founded MAP to address the “worsening partisan divide” by engaging with the millennial generation, said the only way to solve student debt is through collaboration and bipartisanship.

In an attempt to bridge political divide, Millennial Action Project focuses on finding cooperation across party lines
In an attempt to bridge political divide, Millennial Action Project focuses on finding cooperation across party lines

In the face of a tense political climate, University of Wisconsin student organization Millennial Action Project aims to bridge the current political divide among young adults.

Young Members of Tennessee Legislature Form Bipartisan Caucus to Address Issues Most Important to Millennials
Young Members of Tennessee Legislature Form Bipartisan Caucus to Address Issues Most Important to Millennials

Senator Raumesh Akbari (D-29) and Representative Michael Curcio (R-69) announced the creation of the Tennessee Future Caucus, a new, bipartisan caucus comprised of legislators ages 45 and under.