Director of Operations

As Director of Operations for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Madison advances mission of NCOSE through ensuring compliance with local and federal nonprofit regulations, optimizes office processes for efficiency and effectiveness, manages relationships with office service providers, conducts the Defender Program as well as the Hill Society, coordinates the Sexual Justice Advocate Intern Program, and helps support the organization’s development efforts. Madison also speaks regularly on activism theory and techniques, the impact of community groups on fighting sexual exploitation, and the public health harms of pornography.

Madison has been working in non profit operations since 2010, when she founded and ran the Suicide Prevention Organization (SPO), an organization which was recognized by the Alabama Department of Public Health as a community leader on teen suicide prevention in the educational setting, serves as the basis for pending Alabama legislation, and is currently entering its eighth year of active operation. During her time leading SPO, Madison traveled across the state of Alabama giving over three hundred presentations on the topic of teen suicide prevention as well as on starting similar programs using sustainable methods. Madison then continued onto Blanket Fort Hope as the Education Coordinator, where she developed a training curriculum on Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking. Additionally, Madison owned and operated a sole proprietorship, Darling Matters, where she was approached by the Birmingham Police Department to build a peer-to-peer mentoring program to improve officer wellbeing. After building out the framework for this program, Madison went on to construct then execute the first ever Alabama Forensic Institute for the University of Alabama’s College of Communication and Information Sciences, which continues teaching public speaking skills to high school students and connecting them with college scholarships today.

Madison earned a Bachelors of Social Work from the University of Alabama (magna cum laude with University Honors). Madison is certified in Mental Health First Aid by Mental Health America, and is a registered notary in the District of Columbia. She relocated to Washington, D.C. in August of 2016 and when not at the office, Madison enjoys taking in a comedy show, finding the best local ice cream places, and relaxing on her front porch with a good book.