Jasmin Gentle

Background

About Jasmin Gentle

Jasmin Gentle is a dedicated Community Engagement professional with over two decades of experience working across public government sectors, the mining industry, and most recently, in First Nations-led non-profit organisations. Currently serving as a Dewatering Technician at BHP, a Casual Community Impact Coordinator with the Gnaala Karla Booja Aboriginal Corporation, and a full-time student at Curtin University studying a Bachelor of Applied Science (Indigenous Professional Practices), Jasmin brings a deep commitment to self-determination, cultural empowerment, and community-led development.With approximately 21 years of experience in government and 4 years in mining, Jasmin has now turned her focus to grassroots change, particularly in improving the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal communities. In 2024, she launched her own business, Djerakan-Noort Dreaming, which is centred on supporting First Nations women in the South West Region of Western Australia through culturally safe, strength-based initiatives.Driven by lived experience, cultural knowledge, and an unwavering passion for her community, Jasmin continues to build bridges between systems and culture—working toward a future led by First Nations voices.