Ethan Quinn

Ethan Quinn is a proud Ngemba and Wiradjuri man who has lived and worked in Naam for the past 17 years. He brings over a decade of experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across the disability, health, justice, local government and community sectors.

Throughout his career, Ethan has held leadership roles focused on strengthening cultural safety, building meaningful partnerships, advocating for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and improving the accessibility and responsiveness of services. His experience includes leading national disability training and engagement initiatives, developing culturally responsive programs and policies, and working closely with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, Elders, government agencies and community stakeholders. He is committed to ensuring that First Peoples voices, perspectives and lived experiences are central to the development, delivery and ongoing improvement of ENVISAGE First Peoples. Ethan is passionate about creating meaningful, long-term change within organisations and ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, carers and kin raising children with developmental concerns or disability have access to culturally safe, inclusive and community-informed information and support.