Natasha is a longtime activist from Montreal for sex workers, drug users and people with HIV/Aids. She works currently in harm reduction for Aids Vancouver Island and is the Canadian Aids Network Representative to the UN. She has been active in the sex worker rights movement for over 10 years traveling to conferences and meetings to present on her experiences as a non-status Metis woman in sex work and ensure inclusion when ever policies are being discussed as we move forward.

She is a Director on the Board of the BC Coalition of Experiential Communities and coordinates the HOPPS Program at Spaken House.

She is a great mom and has 2 beautiful dogs. She loves to engage in art and crafting during the times when she is not fighting for equality and transparency for all people!!

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The British Columbia Coalition of Experiential Communities (BCCEC) is a consortium of sex worker activists who work to eliminate the oppressive systems and forces that create harm for individuals in the sex industry. We support diverse perspectives and experiences in the sex industry however we do not support enforcement or rehabilitation models that promote the continued criminalization of sex workers or perpetuate sex worker dependency on social programs.

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