What does “true crime” really mean? In this powerful talk, a legal educator and crime writer unpacks how our obsession with crime stories—from podcasts to documentaries—shapes our understanding of justice, truth, and harm. Natacha draws on her experience in law, storytelling, and education, challenges us to question whose truth we’re consuming, and what we’re leaving out. This talk is a call to look beyond stereotypes, reflect on the systems we trust, and explore crime stories with deeper empathy, curiosity ...

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When I was a kid, there was something my parents had on all the time. The news. Rachel Matto, Lester Hull, and Anderson Cooper all became some of the staple names in my household growing up. And from that moment on in fourth grade, I declared I would be a reporter. I kept on this dream for years, joining every announcement and news crew I could get my grubby little hands on. But when it came time to do my own stories, the question struck me. What is the most interesting story on the news? I gave it some tho ...