Natasha Saunders is a prominent campaigner, consultant, and public speaker, renowned for her powerful advocacy against domestic abuse. Her impactful speeches, drawn from her personal experiences, make her a dynamic and captivating presence at any event. One of her most notable achievements is her instrumental role in changing the law under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 to include threats to share intimate images.
Natasha's early career is marked by a journey of overcoming tremendous personal adversity. She endured eight years of various forms of abuse at the hands of her ex-husband, a harrowing experience that has profoundly shaped her advocacy work. With a background in PR and branding, Natasha leverages her professional skills to amplify her message and effect change. Her early experiences have not only defined her mission but have also provided her with a unique perspective that resonates deeply with her audiences.
Natasha's achievements are numerous and impactful. She has collaborated with the UK Government, major beauty brands, FTSE 100 companies, and police forces across the UK. Notably, she has delivered training sessions to over 7,000 Metropolitan Police officers on the topic of domestic abuse and violence against women. Her media presence is extensive, with features inRefinery29, Huffington Post, BBC News, and more. Natasha's work has been recognised and supported by high-profile figures and campaigns, such as her collaboration with Chelsea Football Club to raise over £500k for domestic abuse victims during the lockdown.
Natasha’s contributions to legislative change and public awareness campaigns have solidified her reputation as a leading voice in the fight against domestic abuse. The impact of her work is evident not only in the legal reforms she has helped to implement but also in the countless lives she has touched and empowered through her advocacy and training efforts.
Hire Natasha Saunders as a keynote speaker to address crucial topics such as the effects of domestic abuse, legal reforms, and the importance of creating a trauma-informed approach in business and society. Her sessions are tailored to various audiences, from corporate employees to police officers, ensuring a broad and profound impact. Natasha's ability to engage, inspire, and educate makes her an invaluable addition to any event, providing not only motivational insight but also practical tools and knowledge to foster safer, more supportive environments.
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- 2023 - Led a Domestic Abuse Awareness session for all Metropolitan Police staff, focusing on how to support victims and raise awareness of domestic abuse
- 2022 - Her BBC Radio 4 show, focusing on the #TheNakedThreat campaign, was turned into an audiobook, raising awareness about the criminalisation of threats to share intimate images
- 2022 - Featured speaker at the Domestic Abuse Conference in Liverpool
- 2021 - Played a significant role in changing the law to make threats to share intimate images illegal under the Domestic Abuse Act
- 2020 - Raised over £500k with Chelsea Football Club during the first lockdown to support domestic abuse victims
- 2020 - Launched the #TheNakedThreat campaign with Refuge to address threats to share intimate images
- 2019 - Worked closely with the Metropolitan Police to deliver lived experience talks and facilitate training sessions for new officers on domestic abuse issues
- 2019 - Collaborated with media outlets such as Refinery29, Huffington Post, The Daily Telegraph, and BBC News to raise awareness about domestic abuse and advocate for stronger legal protections for victims
- 2019 - Actively involved in educational initiatives, delivering tailored lectures to various police forces, public offices, and private corporate clients
- 2017 - Began her collaboration with the Metropolitan Police, training new recruits at Hendon Police College on community engagement and societal issues related to domestic abuse
