Natosha Reid Rice is a highly recognized transformational leader, global equity and inclusion strategist, attorney and impactful preacher.
She is currently Habitat for Humanity International’s Vice President of Housing Opportunities and Mission Engagement (HOME) and is leading the development and execution of Habitat’s global
HOME strategy.

Previously, as Associate General Counsel at Habitat, Natosha initiated and managed financing programs and strategies to generate sources of capital to enable Habitat affiliates to build affordable housing with families throughout the U.S.

In addition to her work at Habitat, Natosha served as an Associate Pastor at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta for 11 years before now serving as the Minister for Public Life at All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Atlanta, GA.

Natosha puts her passion into action by serving on the following boards: the Executive Committee of the global Harvard Alumni Association, International Women’s Forum (GA chapter), Goodwill of North Georgia, the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta, The Redress Movement (Board Co-Chair), the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership Inc. (ANDP), and Out of Hand Theater (Advisory).

In addition, her work with other activists and advocacy organizations to pass legislation and policies to protect victims of human sex trafficking in Georgia led to the passage of the Safe Harbor/Rachel’s Law (2015) and a state Constitutional Amendment (2016) to create the Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund and Commission.

She is also a highly regarded keynote speaker, presider and workshop facilitator for global corporations and non-profit organizations covering topics such as the power of authentic leadership, effective equity and inclusion strategies, the intersection of faith and justice, the power and impact of privilege, equity and inclusion, race and gender justice, and community empowerment. Natosha has presided over the annual National Martin Luther King, Jr. Annual Commemorative Service for the past 8 years and delivered her TEDx talk - “If We Are More Alike Than Unalike, Then…” for TEDx Centennial Park Women.

Natosha has received recognition and awards for her work and leadership including: the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys’ Barbara A. Harris Award for Service to the Community, the International Service Award from Henry County Rotary Club, the Atlanta Business Chronicles’ Top Diversity and Inclusion Officer, the Atlanta Tribune’s 50 Women of Excellence, one of Atlanta’s 100 Most Influential Women by the Atlanta Business League for multiple consecutive years, the YWCA Academy of Women Achievers, the Circle of Friends Pearl Award and the Church Women United’s Outstanding Young Woman.

Natosha is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and an Associate Mother in the Lake Spivey Chapter of Jack and Jill, Inc. She was also a member of the Leadership Atlanta Class of 2014 and a fellow in the 2017-2018 International Women's Forum Leadership Foundation Fellows Program with 35 women from 14 nations.

Natosha received her J.D. from Harvard Law School and her B.A. in Government with honors from Harvard/Radcliffe College where she was a Harvard/Radcliffe Class Marshall and awarded the Captain Jonathan Fay Prize (Radcliffe’s Highest Honor) and the E.P. Saltonstall Prize.

In her free time, Natosha enjoys cooking, hiking, traveling and spending time with her husband, Corey, and their adult children Kayla, Malachi and Caleb.