Global Virtual

Amy serves as the Assistant Director for Take Back The Night. Amy coordinates the biannual TBTN Global Virtual Event and manages the TBTN Gear Shop. She provides technical direction to participants and volunteers for national TBTN projects and events, such as the Shine Your Light Yoga Festival. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences and professional experience in the medical field, Amy brings a passion for wellness to TBTN. Amy is also the Client Services Director for Campus Outreach Services, where she brings educational programs to schools on Health & Wellness issues, including Consent & Healthy Relationships.

Tawon Green, a San Bernardino native, graduated from Bethel College with a BA in Psychology. He’s a passionate community leader using poetry and public speaking to inspire people. As Executive Director of Clay Counseling Foundation, he leads as a Restorative Justice facilitator and trainer. He’s also Co-Chair of the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health African American Subcommittee. Tawon has presented at over 80 schools, chaired and emceed cultural competency summits, trained education leaders, and led a Boys to Men program. Helping others overcome adversity and reach their full potential brings him great pride.

Madeline Hisamoto is currently the Title IX Deputy Coordinator at Pitzer College located in Claremont, California. Her role includes overseeing compliance, providing support, and enhancing educational programs related to Title IX. Previously, she spent over seven years working at her alma mater, Azusa Pacific University, as the Judicial Coordinator in the Title IX Oce. There, she conducted investigations, developed training programs, and managed disciplinary procedures. As an undergraduate student, she interned at the Women’s Resource Center on campus which started her journey working with survivors.

Rebecca Coffey, MEd, MAT, is a clinical mental health counselor, ADTA-registered Dance Movement Therapist, life coach, public speaker, activist for survivors of sexual abuse, and founder of Bravedancing, which offers classes, trainings, private consultations, and retreats in Kripalu Yoga, dance, meditation, and other healing modalities. Background in Public Schools – Rebecca has worked in public schools in the states of Oregon, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. She has held a variety of roles relevant to her current advocacy work for children and adult survivors. She has proudly held the following titles in public school settings: mandated reporter, teacher, mental health counselor/school social worker, ADTA certified dance therapist, yoga and meditation instructor, coach, and mentor.

Sydney Williams is a speaker, author, and founder of Hiking My Feelings, a nonprofit dedicated to nature’s healing power. Her 15-year career in communications has spanned from launching Oscar Mayer’s social media channels to advocating for equitable access to recreational opportunities. She’s passionate about empathetic storytelling and centers curiosity and enthusiasm in her work. Sydney has been featured in HuffPost, Psychology Today, and U.S. News & World Report. She’s also a certified Wilderness First Responder and an instructor at Joshua Tree and Sequoia National Parks. She’s a founding member of the Outdoorist Oath and was nominated for Woman of the Year by San Diego Magazine.