Madison Orozco
About Madison Orozco
Madison Orozco is a Community Collaborations Fellow at ArchCity Defenders in St. Louis, MO, with a background in community organizing and international relations. She has held various roles in nonprofit organizations and has a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Pomona College.
Work at Arch City Defenders
Madison Orozco has served as a Community Collaborations Fellow at Arch City Defenders since 2019. In this role, she engages with community initiatives aimed at addressing social justice issues in St. Louis, MO. Her work focuses on fostering partnerships and collaborations that enhance the organization's mission of providing legal services and advocacy for marginalized communities.
Previous Experience at Missouri Health Care for All
Prior to her current role, Madison worked as an Organizing Fellow at Missouri Health Care for All from 2018 to 2019. During her 10-month tenure in the Greater St. Louis Area, she contributed to efforts aimed at expanding access to healthcare and advocating for health policy reforms.
Current Role at Episcopal Service Corps
Madison has been a Corps Member at Episcopal Service Corps since 2018. Over her six years in the Greater St. Louis Area, she has participated in community service projects and initiatives that align with the organization's mission of fostering social justice and community engagement.
Educational Background
Madison Orozco earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from Pomona College, where she studied from 2014 to 2018. Additionally, she participated in a study abroad program in Greece through College Year in Athens from 2016 to 2017, further enhancing her academic experience.
Early Career and Internships
Madison's early career includes various internships and volunteer roles. She served as a Global UrbanTrek Participant with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA in 2016, a Youth Ministry Intern at Woodmont Hills Church in 2017, and a Summer Intern with YWAM in Nicaragua in 2015. These experiences contributed to her development in community engagement and social service.