Ang Le Siok has worked in education for over 20 years and is also a mother of three. Her eldest child is 20 years old and currently a junior in college, exploring possibilities for the future. Her youngest child, now 10, lives with a rare disease, and the entire family continues to grow and learn through their journey together. Her daughter, who has just turned 18, looks forward to adulthood with many hopes and dreams for what lies ahead. Both her students and her children have brought irreplaceable experiences and perspectives to her life. Education: Master’s Degree in Social Studies Education, Department of Social and Regional Development, National Taipei University of Education Current Positions: Teacher, Lu Jiang Elementary School; Part-Time Consultant, Gender Equity Education Advisory Group for Elementary Schools, New Taipei City; Consultant, Gender Equity Education Advisory Group, National Compulsory Education Advisory Group; Board Member, Taiwan Gender Equity Education Association; Supervisor, Human Rights Network for Tibet and Taiwan; Board Member, Taiwan Alliance to End the Death Penalty; Member, Ministry of Education Gender Equity Education Resource Expert Pool; Member, Ministry of Education Expert Pool for Human Rights Education and Transitional Justice; Research Teacher, Gender Equity Education Quarterly, Ministry of Education; Consulting Teacher for the Ministry of Education’s Gender Equity Education Program in Special Education; Gender Equity Consultant for Textbooks, National Academy for Educational Research; and Trainer on the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), Ministry of Health and Welfare. She is also the author of Teaching Children to Find Their Own Answers: Five Competencies for Future Citizens, published by Red Table Culture.