Natalie Purdie is a survivor, speaker, and advocate of Domestic Violence. Natalie has certifications as a Domestic Violence Expert, Human Trafficking, technology abuse, and many other trainings including Survivor Leadership Training with Me Too International.
Natalie has received a Congressional Record from the House of Representatives for Outstanding Woman in the Community Service Award and she obtained an honorary degree of International Humanities.
Natalie has appeared on several television shows and radio and here are a few:
 “Dates From Hell” Episode on the ID Channel and is titled “Say Yes or Die”
 Lifetime Movie Network {LMN} Channel, “I Dated a Psycho”
 “Your Worst Nightmare” on the Investigation Discovery Channel
 The Dr. Oz Show
 Real Housewives of Atlanta
 Babbie’s House on WATC TV 57
 WODU-The Best of 757 Community Talk Show
Natalie is a member of several organizations and serves on the board for My Help My Hope, LLC and The Emory Community Advisory Board.
Natalie teaches Teen Dating Violence Awareness to middle and high school students with Promise Place and for their annual Teen Summit.
Natalie facilitates a quarterly DV Workshop for the Fatherhood Mentoring Program with the City of Portsmouth Dept. of Social Services.
Natalie is a presenter with the NAAVI Speakers Bureau.
Natalie is an author in the following anthologies:
Surviving Her, Finding Hope Beyond Pain’,
Words of Wisdom For The Heart and Soul Volume I, II, and IV
Girl Don’t Count Yourself Out
Natalie has helped victims to become survivors. She does most of her work behind the scenes with friends and families of victims and survivors and has helped them with the process of seeking justice and resources.
Natalie is currently employed with the police department as a Victim Witness Assistant Program Coordinator for the Special Victims Unit.