Madeline Rose is a Legislative Associate for Foreign Policy at FCNL, managing the Peaceful Prevention of Deadly Conflict program. In this capacity, she is responsible for building awareness in Congress and the Administration around the root causes driving violent conflicts and mass atrocities in the 21st century and advocating for proactive, peaceful and preventive solutions to address them. She also coordinates the Prevention and Protection Working Group, a coalition of human rights, religious, humanitarian, anti-genocide, peace and other organizations dedicated to improving U.S. government policies and civilian capacities to prevent violent conflict, mass atrocities, and protect civilians threatened by such crises.

Madeline joins FCNL after nearly 2 years in Congressman Mike Honda’s policy office. Prior, she served as a Project Coordinator for the United Nations Division for Sustainable Development, where she contributed to an interagency UN project on natural resource management and conflict prevention. She has worked on conflict prevention at the community level in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Liberia; and spearheaded the first-ever greenhouse gas accounting and corporate social responsibility reports for Silicon Valley tech company, NetApp.

Madeline graduated from Occidental College with a B.A. in Diplomacy & World Affairs and a minor in Sociology. She is a Center for Progressive Leadership New Leaders Fellow and girls’ basketball coach in Washington DC.