Motivational Messenger!

Natasha David-Walker is a native of Atlanta who returns to the city after studying at Oakwood College and Columbus State University, where she earned a degree in General Studies with a concentration in Biology. She also holds a Masters degree in English.

After receiving her B.S. degree she pursued a Masters in English in Professional Writing at the University of Memphis (U of M). While a student at the U of M, Natasha was hired by a non-profit community-based organization, the South Memphis Alliance (SMA) as both the Director of Public Relations and HIV Coordinator. During her tenure and in her work as HIV Coordinator, Natasha promoted HIV/AIDS awareness and initiated an organization in the all male, youth correction facility called, Positive Brothers on a Mission.

In 2004, she traveled to Zambia, Africa with the National Association for the Prevention of Starvation (NAPS) as a Health Educator promoting HIV/AIDS awareness.

She started Living Light Ministries & public health Health Education (phHE), a not for profit organization in Memphis Tennessee in 2001 with the express purpose of educating the community, particularly youth about the perils of risky behaviors that lead to the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS. The program incorporates drug awareness as a component since drug abuse is often a component when young people engage in at-risk behaviors. The theme for 2012 is Drugs, Thugs, & Love. Through Living Light Ministries, Natasha was contracted by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) through Memphis City Schools as a Health Educator. She also initiated the first HIV/AIDS education classes for youth at the Emmanuel Episcopal Center (EEC), a 15-year-old inner city after school program.

The former host of Talking To Tasha an Internet based radio show, Natasha loves young people and hopes to make a positive impact by teaching and speaking on topics that important and relevant for the next generation.

She is blessed to be the co-parent of two children Keely-J. and Shawn Jr.

Natasha's favorite life quote by Maya Angelou is, "when people show you who they really are, BELIEVE them!"

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