Natasha Chandler is a proud Gundungarra woman and health advocate. She is a Juris Doctor candidate at Melbourne Law School and holds a Master’s in Global Cultures from King’s College London. 

Natasha has contributed to systemic reform through her work on the Diagnostic Reform Committee and Talking Therapies Board at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in London. She previously served as Diversity and Inclusion Lead at King’s College London and now co-leads Indigenous student initiatives at the University of Melbourne. 

Living with endometriosis, Natasha is a strong advocate for women’s health and runs awareness platforms on Instagram and TikTok that connect thousands of people navigating chronic illness. A first-in-family graduate and seasoned traveller to 56 countries, she brings both global insight and deep community commitment to her work. Her passions centre on Indigenous epistemologies and jurisprudence, health equity, and culturally safe pathways in higher education and law. Natasha’s current interests include exploring how epigenetics intersects with Indigenous fertility, reproductive justice, and intergenerational healing.