Natasha is House of David

Natasha David-Walker is a native of Atlanta who returns to Georgia after studying at Oakwood College and Columbus State University, earning a B.S. Degree in General Studies in Biology; and the University of Memphis (U of M), where she graduated with a Masters in English with a concentration in Professional & Technical Writing. Currently, she is producing humanities-based documentaries focused on the complexities faced by women of color living with HIV/AIDS, serving communities through non-profit development, and lecturing in colleges and universities.

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While studying at the U of M, Natasha was hired by a non-profit community-based organization, the South Memphis Alliance (SMA) as both the Director of Public Relations and HIV Coordinator. During her tenure at SMA, Natasha was privileged to work as a liaison for the residents and youth in the city of Memphis through the Stand By Me Initiative. As a result, she gained experience as a community organizer and as an activist from a grass-roots perspective. After fulfilling her dream of traveling to Africa and partnering with an international nonprofit the National Association for the Prevention of Starvation (NAPS)  Natasha experienced a global epiphany and the concept of expanding House of David into a hybrid emerged.

With her wide range of expertise, Natasha has etched a niche enterprise where writing, entertainment,  community-service and social and biological sciences converge. We are two businesses (non-profit and for-profit) under one roof - a hybrid organization founded on the principle of business through service. House of David uses a unique PR formula for success to launch clients to the apex of their vision by merging concepts through best-practice approaches and multidisciplinary efforts. 

House of David Inc., is a Professional Writing and Consulting Company with writers specializing in science and health-based writing, business and grant-based writing, and creative and entertainment-based writing. Our visionary and Executive Editor has in her career been employed as an English Instructor (online and traditional university), Public Relations and HIV Coordinator in the nonprofit arena; a Health Educator contracting with the Centers for Disease Control and public school systems; and a private Consultant.

Areas of writing expertise include: scientific writing, creative writing, grant writing, business writing, proposals & RFP’s, 501C3 paperwork, book editing, ghost writing, political speech writing, campaign slogans, radio ads and taglines, short films and documentaries, and nonprofit writing and development.