Felicity (Flic) Ryan is a Wadi Wadi woman & her mother’s family are freshwater people from the Swan Hill & Moulamein areas of Victoria & NSW. She also has family connections to the Wemba Wemba people of this area. Flic’s father is of Scottish background & his family hails from the area below Glasgow.Flic has spent 13 years working within both State & Local Government areas & her previous roles include Women & Children’s Refuge Worker, Child Protection Officer, Community Development Officer, HIV Care & Support Officer & Sexual Health Worker.Flic is an accredited trainer & now specialises in the development & delivery of high quality face-to-face training packages designed around Aboriginal Cultural Awareness & Competency, Aboriginal Health & Employment, Lateral Violence, Self-Care for Aboriginal Workers, Facilitating Small Groups & Teambuilding. She is particularly interested in helping Aboriginal people up-skill within the workforce.Flic has provided services for clients such as the Department of Family & Community Services, Roads & Maritime Services, Transport for NSW, Aboriginal Housing Office, Uniting, Wesley Mission, NSW Police, Police Citizens Youth Club, the Association of Children’s Welfare Agencies, Life Without Barriers, Department of Juvenile Justice, The Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council, NSW Health, Building Indigenous Capacity, TAFE, Cancer Council NSW, The Network of Alcohol & Drug Agencies and ACON.Flic has also developed training specific to Aboriginal Youth and Sexual Health issues. She is able to present in-house workshops in both the government and community sector and works on various project teams as a consultant as required.Flic has a diverse range of experience and her style of delivery is inclusive and non-confrontational. She is a dynamic and entertaining presenter who communicates with sensitivity and humour.