Madison Jackson

Background

About Madison Jackson

Maddi graduated from The Ohio State University with a BA in Political Science with a specialization in International Relations. She found her home at OSU Hillel after participating in The David Project's Israel Uncovered trip and when she returned to campus, she become a David Project outreach intern and leader in Buckeyes for Israel. Upon graduation, Maddi moved to Boston to be the Midwest Campus Coordinator for The David Project. After three years, she assumed the role of Director of Israel Education and Programming at Michigan State University Hillel where she oversaw all Israel-related initiatives for eleven campuses throughout the state of Michigan. With the rise of antisemitism in recent years, she was tasked with educating hundreds of students across campus, as well as advising students on best practices when antisemitic incidents occurred. Today, Maddi works directly with over 80 Hillels across the country as part of Hillel International's Israel Action and Addressing Antisemitism Program (IAP). This team supports Hillels in navigating and responding to anti-Israel activity, antisemitic incidents and BDS, as well as supporting Hillels in celebrating Israel, advocating for Israel and educating about Israel. She has a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization industry and is skilled in written and oral communication, fundraising and grant management, coalition building, event planning, and creation of educational content.