Meet the eSafety Youth Council
Find out more about the young people who make up the eSafety Youth Council and hear from them about their visions for improving online safety.
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Current members include Aditi, Arjun, Chelsea, Chulan, Claire, Elena, Elliot, Fadzai, Grace, Kiana, Marcus, Minh, Priya, Raghunaath, Riley, Tracey, William.
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Aditi (she/her)
‘I am a student from NSW, and I am very passionate about teaching young people about discerning misinformation and red flags they need to be aware of when online. I would like to use my time on the eSafety Youth Council to learn more about the various ways in which the online world impacts young people like me and take action to improve the digital realm for all.’
William (he/him)
‘I am a university student from VIC, and I am passionate about healthy social media use and preventing abuse on these platforms. I would love to help contribute to making a safer online space for young people.’
Kiana (she/her)
‘I am a student from NSW, and I would love to see more awareness and acceptance of neurodiverse people and their unique perspectives online. I am passionate about autism acceptance in the online world and creating an inclusive space for all.’
Arjun (he/him)
‘I am a student from VIC, and I am passionate about multiplayer video games, having spent many hours playing. I would like to see further regulation on loot boxes in video games and tighter regulation on toxicity online. I am also passionate about the rapid adoption of generative AI and social media.’
Elena
‘I am a student from VIC, and I want to learn, gain experience and voice my opinions on issues that matter to me and my community. I am most passionate about emerging technologies such as Generative AI and the impacts of technology on young people’s safety and wellbeing.’
Marcus (he/him)
'I am a student from QLD, and I enjoy computers and coding. I am passionate about promoting the safe and responsible use of online services, and I want to raise awareness about cyberbullying prevention and the importance of online safety.'
Raghunaath (he/him)
‘I am a student from SA, and I am always eager to advocate for youth-driven change. I am particularly passionate about empowering and guiding young people to thrive in a future tech-focused world safely. I am looking forward to collaborating with like-minded individuals to share our ideas and strengths on how to prepare the future generation for the online world.’
Priya (she/her)
‘I am a university student from QLD, and I would like to help make the online space safer for young women and ensure that new threats from emerging technologies are mitigated. I am most passionate about gender equity, youth advocacy, and abuse prevention online.’
Fadzai (she/her)
‘I am a student from VIC, and I wish to be a representative for young Australians and to advocate and find solutions to issues that young people face in online safety. I am most passionate about ensuring young people, especially those from diverse backgrounds like mine, feel safe and supported in their communities.’
Riley (he/him)
‘I am a student from TAS, and I want to positively impact the youth of Australia in any way possible. I enjoy making a difference and learning, and I am passionate about protecting young people from online predators and other risks of the online world.’
Grace (she/her)
‘I am a university student from QLD, and I would like to help address the influence that unsafe and harmful online behaviours have on the real world. I am passionate about ensuring all young people can experience the positives of online spaces without the risk of harm.’
Elliot (he/him)
‘I am a student from VIC, and I am passionate about ensuring young people have the right to privacy and I want to help bring awareness to the challenges students face and to help bring light to the available resources young people can access for support.’
Chelsea
‘I am a student from NSW, and I am passionate about helping young people navigate social media safely online. I believe it is important to set boundaries when online and that young people know who they can talk to when they need assistance or advice.’
Chulan (he/him)
‘I am a student from WA, and I want to create change in online safety for young people and share policies on online safety for the better. I am passionate about helping young people be safer online and I want to use my leadership and collaboration skills to support the eSafety Youth Council.’
Tracey (she/her)
‘I am a student from the NT, and I want to make a difference in people’s lives on social media and reduce cyberbullying in Australia. I am passionate about helping people feel safe in all aspects of their lives, including online.’
Claire (she/her)
‘I am a university student from the ACT, and I am passionate about preventing the exploitation of young people online. I believe in creating a safe online environment where young people can learn and interact without fear of exploitation or harassment.’
Minh (they/them)
‘I am a young person from WA, and I want to help advance the rights and wellbeing of young people online. I am passionate about putting young people at the forefront of digital inclusion and tech ethics and ensuring young people are meaningfully included in decision-making and policy-making processes.’
Members map
Hover or click on the circles to learn about the members in each state or territory.
Last updated: 06/01/2026