Natasha Vianna

A dedicated communications and public relations expert, Natasha provides strategic guidance to high-profile organizers, entrepreneurs, and founders. Most recently, she led communications strategy at Honor, advancing the technology company's growth, mission and achievements in innovation through their Series A, B, and C. Before joining Honor, Natasha developed an award-winning two-year strategic health equity messaging campaign for the Mass Alliance. Prior to this, she worked on the health equity team at the Brigham and Women's Hospital where she crafted strategic communications and integrated tech trainings with local city and health officials.

In 2013, Natasha also co-founded noteenshame.org to educate policymakers, school administrators, and healthcare professionals on strategies and policies to reduce the stigma that impedes young people's access to quality care. Over 900 people and 24 organizations joined the movement as partners across the country, including the ACLU and National Women's Law Center. For this work, Natasha was honored with the Spirit of Service award in 2013 from the Healthy Teen Network.

Her passion is to proudly fight for a world where all people have the economic, social, and political power and resources to make healthy decisions for themselves and their communities in all areas of our lives. Her journey has been featured in Biz Journals, Latina Magazine, New York Magazine and shared a TEDx talk on the culture of shame. During her free time, Natasha is dedicated to her writing, travels, and quality time with her daughter.