On the second episode of her talk, Yuliya Morenets had a fascinating discussion with the eSafety Commissioner of Australia, Julie Inman Grant. They delved into the important work that Julie's team is doing to tackle abuse cases and the treatment of victims. One of the most interesting aspects was the verification procedure used by the Commissioner's office, ensuring only genuine cases are acted upon. The discussion also covered the valuable assistance provided to victims, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to learn about Australia's exceptional cyber-victim assistance program. If you're interested in online safety and helping victims of abuse, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

In a recent talk with Julie Inman Grant, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Yuliya Morenets discussed a variety of topics surrounding the eSafety Commissioner's office. The conversation touched on the personal experiences of Julie Inman Grant as the world’s first-ever eSafety Commissioner, as well as the topic of safety by design and whether it should be mandatory for private sector actors. Yuliya also raised concerns regarding regulatory fragmentation and cross-border cases, as well as the potential risks of Metaverse life for kids. This first episode of the interview painted a vivid picture of the important work of the eSafety Commissioner, and highlighted some of the pressing issues we must grapple with as we continue to navigate the digital world.

Sir John Whittingdale, the UK Minister for Data and Digital Infrastructure, recently sat down for a special conversation with Yuliya Morenets, the founder of Youth IGF, to discuss the future of internet governance and the UK's role in shaping it. The conversation also delved into the value of the multistakeholder model in internet governance and the public interest that it might represent. For those interested in staying informed about the role of the UK in this field or who want to learn more about the use of AI in the press, this is a must-watch conversation.