Dr Ryan Al-Natour works as an academic in the School of Education. He has experience working in antiracist education and has taught students in secondary, primary and early childhood education. Ryan has also worked in Aboriginal and Torres Straitt Islander territory education across different institutions, and has worked with urban and regional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. At the School of Education, Ryan teaches subjects about Indigenous pedagogies and perspectives, diversity in education, social justice perspectives and decolonising education. He has published widely from topics on antiracist education in early childhood to critical studies on whiteness in education. Ryan holds an honours degree in Social Sciences from the University of New South Wales, a Masters of Indigenous education from Macquarie University and a PhD from the Institute of Culture and Society, Western Sydney University. Further, Ryan has qualifications in Auslan (Australian Sign Language) and regularly coordinates events for Deaf communities across the Central West.