Madeleine Killough is the Data Analyst at the Tishman Environment and Design Center, where she provides technical assistance and research support for environmental justice and community partners. Her work centers around developing tools and analyses to support policy advocacy across the environmental justice movement.

Madeleine has a strong background in environmental health sciences, data analytics, and multi-level policy evaluation. Prior to joining the Tishman Center, she contributed to initiatives addressing disparities in air pollution exposure, drinking water contamination, multifamily building energy compliance, and environmental remediation efforts. 

At the center, her work supports the development of environmental and climate justice policy solutions, including cumulative impacts policies, as well as elevating community-driven solutions for a cleaner, healthier, and more just future. She draws on interdisciplinary experiences in public health, environmental pollution and exposure analyses, and the synthesis and visualization of complex data.

Madeleine holds a Master’s of Public Health in Environmental Health Sciences from Columbia University and a B.A. in Environmental Science and Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies from Barnard College. In her free time, she loves hiking, cooking, and frequenting her favorite food trucks.