行政院青年諮詢委員會

林彥廷

美國柏克萊加州大學法學院 Lloyd M. Robbins J.S.D. Fellow

專長領域：

#青年公共參與

#公民權利

#兒少權益

#數位治理

#科技政策

#媒體識讀

關心議題：

#民主

#人權法治

#國際交流

#青年權利

#青年發展

#言論自由

#新興科技

#地緣政治

個人簡介

林彥廷（Eddy Lin）現為美國柏克萊加州大學（UC Berkeley）法學博士候選人（J.S.D.）及Lloyd M. Robbins學人，並擔任美國康乃爾大學（Cornell University）全球民主中心研究員，研究領域包含憲法、科技法律、法律與民主、人工智慧監管、平臺治理及傳播政策。

同時，他也擔任行政院青年諮詢委員會副召集人、李登輝基金會董事、台灣開放民主守望協會理事等公益無給職。

此前，他負責Amazon在臺灣的公共政策與政府事務部門，助力臺灣企業數位轉型、拓展全球市場；亦曾服務於Meta亞太區公共政策團隊，推動AI與元宇宙發展，並與政府及公民社會合作，建立在地社群媒體治理機制，參與多項監管法案的協調工作，以確保用戶安全與選舉公正。

林彥廷為社團法人臺灣青年民主協會創會理事長，曾發起「青年民主返鄉列車」募資、《青年政策白皮書》、十八歲公民權等倡議。他也曾擔任科技、民主與社會研究中心（DSET）海外研究員、臺北市議員辦公室政策及法案主任，並主持公共電視《青春發言人》節目，三度入圍金鐘獎。

林彥廷曾獲選為首屆薩爾斯堡全球「亞洲政策領袖論壇學人」（Asia Policy Leadership Forum Fellow）、「歐巴馬亞太領袖」（Obama Asia-Pacific Leader）及紐約亞洲協會「亞洲21青年領袖」（Asia 21 Next Generation Fellow）。

他擁有美國賓夕法尼亞大學法學碩士（LL.M.）及國立臺灣大學新聞研究所（M.A.）雙碩士學位，論文主題探討社群媒體時代下的言論自由界線。他畢業於國立臺灣大學法律學系（LL.B.），並擔任第30屆臺大學生會會長。

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Eddy Yen-Ting Lin is a Doctor of Juridical Science (J.S.D.) candidate and a Lloyd M. Robbins Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. He also serves as a Non-Resident Fellow at the Center on Global Democracy at Cornell University. His research focuses on comparative constitutional law, law and democracy, law and technology, AI regulation, platform governance, and communication policy.

Eddy serves as the Deputy Chair of the Youth Advisory Committee of Taiwan’s Executive Yuan (Cabinet) and as a board member of both the Lee Teng-hui Foundation, established by Taiwan’s first democratically elected president, and the Taiwan Open Democracy Observatory Association.

Previously, Eddy led Amazon’s policy strategy and government affairs work in Taiwan and partnered with the public sector to drive digital transformation. Before that, he served on Meta’s Public Policy team, where he advanced AI and XR initiatives across the Asia-Pacific. He worked closely with policymakers and civil society to establish localized social media governance frameworks and co-led regulatory negotiations to safeguard user safety and election integrity.

Eddy served as the founding Managing Director of the Taiwan Youth Association for Democracy. He directed various initiatives, including fundraising to support youth participation in elections, crafting the Youth Policy White Paper, and leading the “Civil Rights for 18” campaign to lower the voting age, which led to Taiwan’s first-ever constitutional amendment referendum. His previous roles include serving as a Non-Resident Fellow at the Research Institute for Democracy, Society, and Emerging Technology (DSET), Policy and Campaign Manager for Taipei City Councilor Wei-Chieh Chiu, and host of Youth News on the Taiwan Public Television Service, for which he received a New York Festivals TV & Film Award.

He was named an inaugural Asia Policy Leadership Forum Fellow (2026) by Salzburg Global, an Obama Asia-Pacific Leader (2024–2025) by the Obama Foundation, and an Asia 21 Next Generation Fellow (2024) by the Asia Society.

Eddy holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Arts (M.A.) from the Graduate Institute of Journalism at National Taiwan University (NTU), where his thesis examined the boundaries of free speech in the social media era. He also earned a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from NTU, where he served as the 30th President of the NTU Student Association.