VISITS

Natasha offers presentations, residencies, and writing workshops for schools, organizations, and libraries.
Her sessions embrace themes of resilience, inclusion, self-identity, and diversity. Her goal is to help students find their voice and achieve success at every literacy level.

To book Natasha for a visit or to talk about how she can customize a session for your audience, please visit the contact page. A video overview of her visits can be viewed below:

“Natasha is a captivating speaker who talks with passion about literacy, social justice and the need for diverse voices and perspectives.”
– Eric Walters, author of Ninety Days of Different, and Order of Canada Recipient

“Here’s why I would want Natasha to present at the school for my own children: she makes serious profound points in a fun way; her mixed-race childhood gives her a perspective all students need to hear on hope, resilience and perseverance in the face of racism and bullying, she has amazing stories and tells them in an amazing way; and she inspires students to find and tell their own stories and dreams. And she does all of this in way that can reach a wide-range of grades in a large assembly.”
– Sigmund Brouwer, two-time finalist TD Children’s Book Awards, winner of the Arthur Ellis Mystery of the Year, and Alberta’s Readers’ Choice Award

Just a few of Natasha Deen’s great reviews from students and teachers: