Mission
The mission of each State Future Caucus is to convene young and innovative legislators committed to working on the issues facing Gen Z, Millennials, and future generations.
Future Caucus members are committed to pragmatically working towards a culture of political cooperation.
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Events
Join the Arkansas Future Caucus for an evening to discuss their work in the state legislature, their goals for 2023, and insight into what it's like to be a young person in politics! Watch the KHBS 40/29 coverage HERE.
From July 29th to 31st, nearly 50 legislators from all across the country came together to affirm their belief in collaborative policymaking and express their intention to work across the partisan divide to create a more functional democracy.
The first meetings of MAP’s Criminal Justice Reform Advisory Council were held on May 26th, and June 23rd.
Where We Are
State Future Caucuses have either launched or are developing in the following states:
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In the News
State Rep. Bill G. Schuette (R-Midland) represented Michigan at a Millennial Action Project conference in early August to discuss the future of the nation and the challenges it will face.
On a January day more than 10 years ago, I first stood beneath the rotunda of the Mississippi state Capitol as an elected representative of the people of my hometown.
From August 9-12, a bipartisan group of 67 Gen Z and millennial state legislators from 35 states attended Future Summit hosted by Millennial Action Project (MAP) in Indianapolis to set aside partisan differences and explore innovative solutions to address our country’s most critical challenges.
Young people typically don’t gravitate to state politics, but could that be changing?
On This Week in Pennsylvania, Dennis Owens speaks to two members of the Pennsylvania Future Caucus: Rep. Justin Flemming (D-Dauphin) and Rep. Thomas Kutz (R-Cumberland).
Two Oklahoma Future Caucus members, Rep. Daniel Pae (R) and Rep. Ajay Pittman (D) have been selected to attend Millennial Action Project's Future Summit, a conference for the country's most promising, effective young lawmakers.
State Rep. Mike Rice is one of five Vermont lawmakers who have been invited to attend the Millennial Action Project's Future Summit in Indianapolis, a conference for the country's most promising, effective young lawmakers.
Capitol View host Roby Brock met with St. Rep. Jamie Scott (D-North Little Rock) and St. Rep. Aaron Pilkington (R-Knoxville) of the Future Caucus to discuss the recent ruling by the State Supreme Court on the Arkansas LEARNS Act. They also highlighted what the Future Caucus has tackled in this session.
Today, the Arkansas Future Caucus, alongside the Millennial Action Project, announced the passage of 39 bipartisan, future-focused bills and discussed their plans for the next legislative session.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle came together Friday afternoon to show where they worked together this past legislative session. The Future Caucus of Arkansas held a press conference to announce 39 bipartisan bills passed in 2023, all sponsored by members under the age of 45.
Join us for the 4th program of our Discussion Group series “Building Democracy in the 21st Century” for a conversation on bipartisanship with Kansas Future Caucus Co-Chairs: Rep. Tory Marie Blew (R) and Rep. Rui Xu (D).
State Future Caucus Network Best Practices
Introducing Best Practices for Future Caucus Success – guiding principles for Future Caucus accomplishments.
MEMBERSHIP TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All members of the Future Caucus Network commit to modeling the highest standards of integrity. Conduct by a Member which is seriously detrimental to the purposes and goals of MAP and the Future Caucus, including behavior that is unethical and/or abusive, shall be cause for suspension or removal. Future Caucus co-chairs will be held accountable for upholding bylaws and membership terms.