[HTML1] Hilary A. Doe is National Director of the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network and the Alumni and Young Workers’ Network, which seeks to engage, empower, and promote the next generation of leaders through progressive policy.
Hilary joins Keeping Up with Gen Y to talk about how Gen Y’s generational characteristics make them uniquely prepared to conquer the challenges of the 21st century. She also provides steps for how young people can insert their voices into the political discourse at all levels of government.
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Hilary Doe is National Director of the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network and the Alumni and Young Workers’ Network, which seeks to engage, empower, and promote the next generation of leaders through progressive policy.
She began with the Roosevelt Institute in 2006, when she helped to found and then lead the organization’s University of Michigan Chapter. While at Michigan, Hilary designed Roosevelt Relief, which enacted the institute’s policy solutions to aid recovery efforts after Hurricane Katrina. She later led Roosevelt’s first regional project as Midwest Regional Coordinator, and, in 2008, Hilary served as a member of the Roosevelt’s Student Advisory Board.
Prior to joining the Roosevelt Institute as its director, Hilary worked as a Senior Analyst in the Public Policy Analysis practice area of Anderson Economic Group, and held positions with the Brookings Institution and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation.
Hilary received a Master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of Michigan’s Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Michigan.
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