Natacha Henry is a post graduate in contemporary history from the London School of Economics and the Sorbonne, and a Fellow of the Marshall Fund of the United States.
She is an award-winning author and an international consultant on gender-based violence for the Council of Europe and the European Commission.
Two of her teenage historical novels have become best-sellers in France.
An experienced traveller and a keen European, she lives in Paris and in London.
EXPERTISE
Natacha Henry works as an international consultant for the Council of Europe and for the European Commission.
She started her career in GBV by covering the 4th United Nations Conference on Women in Beijing for Women's Feature Service.
In 2024
The European Union's Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme
~ Women Participation for the Future of Europe (Women4Future)
~ IPV and Homicidal Risk Assessment (IPV_COACT)
~ Preventing Violence against Older Women (MARVOW 2.0)
In 2023 and 2024
The Council of Europe
~ Supporting the Implementation of the Istanbul Convention in the Republic of Moldova
In 2022
The European Union's Rights, Equality and Citzenship Programme
~ SAFESHELTER, on Child Safeguarding in Shelters
~ Forced Suicide/IPV