Natalie Lartey is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in advocacy, policy, and training focused on racism, global development, and environmental injustice. As the Founder and Principal Consultant of Wood & Water since May 2021, Natalie leads initiatives to enhance cultural and racial diversity within organizations. Concurrently, as a Training Associate at Bond UK, facilitation of training programs in advocacy and international development is a primary focus. In the role of Advocacy & Engagement Manager at the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), efforts are concentrated on addressing racism in sustainable development narratives. Previous positions include Head of Policy & Campaigns at Concern Worldwide, where successful lobbying for nutrition interventions was achieved, and Senior Advocacy Advisor at Action Against Hunger, focusing on policy related to agriculture and nutrition. Early career roles included communications and campaign positions at organizations such as Greenpeace and Living Space Project. Natalie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Information and Publishing Studies from Loughborough University.