Annual Report One Pager 2022

BRIDGE BUILDING
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
1,000+
bipartisan conversations between lawmakers
31
states with a Future Caucus chapter
4
nationwide, bipartisan advisory councils
"The [Arkansas Future Caucus] is
just an absolutely profound culture
change from the legislature..."
— Reporter Doug Thompson,
veteran of the Arkansas press corps
POLICY INNOVATION
SERVING MORE LEGISLATORS
8MAP alumni
elected to
Congress in '22
1,590
Members of the
Congressional
Future Caucus
Gen Z and
Millennial
state
legislators
and Members
of Congress,
age 45 and
under in 2022
1,600
of all young
legislators in the
US participated in
MAP programming
of young
legislators
in the US
are served by a MAP Future
Caucus in their state, meaning
they have access to a space
dedicated to bipartisan bridge
building and future-oriented
68%policymaking
10
legislators have
been served by
MAP since 2013
156 legislators serve
13% as co-chairs and
committee leads in the
MAP network
33%
of bipartisan bills
enacted in state legislatures
were authored by young people
The Millennial Action Project has an audacious mission: activate young
leaders to bridge the partisan divide and transform American politics.
24
bipartisan bills sponsored by the
Congressional Future Caucus became law
1,950
bipartisan bills sponsored by young
legislators became law
LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
4 U.S. Representatives
participated in a fellowship to grow their
skills to overcome toxic polarization
8%
of all young legislators in the U.S.
participated in MAP trainings this year
CHANGING THE
NARRATIVE
2,840
mentions in national and local press
837,100
online engagements
334
young Congressional candidates tracked
in our report for journalists and scholars
"We have opportunities through
MAP, such as the Criminal Justice
Reform Advisory Council, to bring
together both Republicans and
Democrats from across the country
to bounce ideas off of one another,
learn from each other. Having those
open dialogues and trying to seek
the best possible policy solutions is
a good thing for our country."
– Rep. Daniel Pae (R-OK)