Natalie Birnbaum is an attorney and policy consultant with over a decade of experience in healthcare regulatory and reproductive health, rights, and justice-related advocacy. 

Natalie sees the law as a tool for collective liberation. She is dedicated to integrating human-centered healthcare systems, destigmatizing abortion and sexual autonomy, and dismantling the systems that uphold and perpetuate systemic racism and inequities.

She began her career as an AmLaw 100 litigator authoring legislative policy and amicus briefs, including co-authoring an amicus brief on behalf of reproductive justice organizations in the Dobbs case at the Fifth Circuit. She has consulted for leading organizations, including the Center for Reproductive Rights and the National Council for Jewish Women on national and state policy related to abortion access.

Natalie frequently writes for the American Health Law Association, Law360, and has been quoted by Bloomberg Law. She is co-chair of the New York City Bar Association’s Sex & Law Committee.