Amber Madison

Amber Madison is a nationally noted sex and dating expert, author, and award-winning lecturer who speaks nationally. Madison is also the co-founder of the diversity and inclusion firm, Peoplism.

Madison attended Tufts University where she wrote a popular sex column and studied human sexuality through a double major in Community Health and American Studies. After graduating in 2005, Madison spent nine years as a freelance author and sex educator. During this time she published three books: Hooking Up: A Girl's All-Out Guide to Sex and Sexuality (2006), Talking Sex With Your Kids: Keeping Them Safe, and You Sane--By Knowing What They're Really Thinking (2010), and Are All Guys Assholes? (2011). She also traveled the country speaking with teens and adults about sex and relationships. She's spoken everywhere from Harvard University to the University of California at Irvine to The Fieldston School. In 2008, she won the sexual health communication award from Choice USA.

Amber also frequently contributed to multiple national publications, such as Seventeen, Glamour Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Men's Health, Newsweek, US News, World Report, and USA Today. She has appeared on The Today Show, MTV News, NPR, and dozens of local TV and radio broadcasts, and she has been written about by Cosmopolitan, US News, World Report, the Boston Globe, USA Today and more. She is also the former sex expert of BettyConfidential.com.

From 2013 to 2016, Madison worked as a sex and relationship therapist for the New York Institute for Psychological Change. In 2016, Madison also co-founded the diversity and inclusion firm, Peoplism. Peoplism partners with companies to build more diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplaces where everyone can belong. It has worked with small start-ups, the Fortune 500, and companies of all sizes in between. At Peoplism, Madison offers a range of services from assessments to overall strategies & implementations to the company's hallmark bias-busting training that works to change the way people think.