Ghostwritten - 2020 will go into the history books as one of the most significant for social causes, including the ways Young Americans responded. Cause and Social Influence studied the actions by and influences on this cohort, ages 18-30, throughout the year in which three major movements occurred and published six reports sharing those findings.

For Asian Americans, not voting is a strong predictor of remaining uninvolved in all social issues, including causes intended to improve people’s lives.

Findings on COVID-19 pandemic and protests for racial equity

Storytelling and numbers

Insights from a decade of research on how millennials connect, give and involve themselves with social and political causes

In late 2016, Taft approached Achieve’s researchers to take the first step toward understanding social entrepreneurship in Central Indiana – the individuals and organizations pursuing new ideas motivated by the desire to help others. What we have revealed is the tip of an iceberg, but it’s enough to take the next step toward establishing a thriving community of social enterprises and their leaders with more confidence than ever before.

Web content: The Millennial Impact Project is the largest body of data and analysis on how US millennials interact with causes.

"I’d be hard pressed to think of a single friend who is not more politically active post-election than pre-election, and I think that activity looks different.”