Yasmin London

As a former World Champion athlete and tenured police officer, Yasmin’s diverse background & unique depth of experience enables her to drive positive impact at scale in her current role as the Director of Digital Resilience APAC, at Linewize. Through Linewize, Yasmin has had the incredible opportunity to impact over 25,000 schools, an astounding 20 million students and 5 million parents worldwide, guiding them on their digital journeys and empowering them to take control of their online lives.

Yasmin’s 13 years of experience serving on the frontlines of the NSW Police Force, coupled with her background in technology and television presenting, uniquely positions her to deliver a powerful and innovative education experience for her audiences on Digital Resilience. She has collaborated with renowned corporations such as Microsoft, Johnson & Johnson, Lendlease, EY, Macquarie Group, Telstra, Citibank, TikTok and the University of Sydney, providing them with expert guidance and key insights in online safety.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Yasmin has captivated audiences as Australia’s beloved ‘Dancing Cop,’ gaining viral fame. Her contributions extend to writing for Kidspot, The Age, and Nine Honey, and making appearances on television programs like Channel 9’s Today and Weekend Today Shows, and Channel 7’s The Morning Show. Moreover, she is a sought-after commentator on Digital Resilience and online safety on education and parenting podcasts worldwide, where she offers practical and realistic advice on online safety, empowerment, and positive technology management.

Yasmin is also a mother of two young girls, and her impressive journey and vast expertise make true her commitment to them to help develop a generation of digitally resilient and empowered young people.

Yasmin’s passion and commitment have touched the lives of countless individuals and organisations, making her an exceptional force driving positive change.

Yasmin London talks about:

Digital Resilience

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, Digital Resilience has emerged as the most essential skill of the future. The online and offline delineation no longer exists as technology has become increasingly ubiquitous in our lives, and with it, so too has the need to build capacity to navigate the perils and pitfalls of these worlds. With advancements such as generative AI, augmented realities, and immersive technologies, it is crucial that we build resilience to adapt to any digital environment we encounter now, and into the future.

The online world presents numerous challenges; from cyberbullying and online harassment to misinformation and its signifigent impact on mental health. Without the necessary skills to identify harm, and the ability to proactively manage complex online situations to protect our wellbeing, we risk falling victim to these dangers.

Digital Resilience empowers individuals to proactively safeguard themselves, applying practical strategies to mitigate risks and navigate the digital landscape with confidence.