Natasha is the Deputy Director of Florida Watch, a non-profit hub for message development, digital communications, and research. She recently served as official spokesperson and Senior Communications Advisor to Yes on 4, Florida’s 2024 abortion rights ballot initiative campaign. Natasha serves the local community as Commissioner on the Tallahassee-Leon Commission on the Status of Women and Girls. With years of experience in communications and political advocacy, her mission is to drive meaningful change through strategic messaging and campaign leadership. She partners with diverse organizations, along with grassroots and elected leaders, to strategize and build consensus around initiatives that shift the political landscape towards improving the lives of all Floridians, no matter their background. A graduate of Florida State University, first generation American, former educator, and military spouse, Natasha has been working in state politics since 2017.
Florida Watch is a communications and research organization with a digital-first lens. Re-launched in the spring of 2020, we serve as the progressive community’s in-state hub for message development, digital communications, and research.
Natasha is the Deputy Director of Florida Watch, a non-profit hub for message development, digital communications, and research. She recently served as official spokesperson and Senior Communications Advisor to Yes on 4, Florida’s 2024 abortion rights ballot initiative campaign. Natasha serves the local community as Commissioner on the Tallahassee-Leon Commission on the Status of Women and Girls. With years of experience in communications and political advocacy, her mission is to drive meaningful change through strategic messaging and campaign leadership. She partners with diverse organizations, along with grassroots and elected leaders, to strategize and build consensus around initiatives that shift the political landscape towards improving the lives of all Floridians, no matter their background. A graduate of Florida State University, first generation American, former educator, and military spouse, Natasha has been working in state politics since 2017.
Florida Watch is a communications and research organization with a digital-first lens. Re-launched in the spring of 2020, we serve as the progressive community’s in-state hub for message development, digital communications, and research.
Lunch Out After the Meeting
After the meeting, please join us for lunch. It’s always fun and a great way to meet members you do not know. Location to be announced at the meeting.
HANDOUT: Assault on Voting: Then & Now