TEDxVancouver Talk

Natalie believes there is a better way to 'do' justice. At the age of 18, she volunteered with a literacy organization in Canadian federal prisons, and quickly became convinced of the merits of an emerging trend toward restorative justice practices. Today, she is a consultant and psychological counsellor who works closely with incarcerated populations, schools, governments, non-profit organizations and communities to take a stand against the greatest influencers on crime: poverty, racism, illiteracy, inadequate mental health and social services and lack of community collaboration. Natalie encourages others to think dynamically about social accountability and believes justice is more than an institutionalized response, it is something we build collaboratively. -TEDxVancouver 
See Natalie's TEDx talk HERE

"A Little Fix" Interview

Watch Natalie and A Little Fix host Emily Key share ideas about justice, mental health, and education systems.  
See Natalie's "A Little Fix" Interview HERE

Novus TV's "City Lights" Interveiw

Watch Natalie on Novus Tv's "City Lights" discussing her TEDxVancouver talk.
See Natalie on "City Lights" HERE

TEDxVancouver Backstage Interview

Natalie Talks Confluence and Restorative Justice with Elliott Chun backstage interview at TEDxVancouver.
See the interview HERE

Vancouver Sun Article

The Vancouver Sun notes some of the more memorable quotes from TEDx Vancouver, including a few from Natalie's speech. 
Read the full article HERE

Natalie is Announced as a TEDxVancouver Speaker

Natalie was announced to present her Rethinking the Impact of Traditional Justice talk at Vancouver's TEDx Conference on Sunday, October 21st, 2012 at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, BC.  For more information on the event, and the TED organization, visit TEDx Vancouver. 
View Natalie's Speaker Profile HERE