Global Health Professional & Researcher bridging clinical medicine, nutrition science, and health equity policy — from WHO field operations to London's living labs.
A multi-disciplinary lens on global health challenges
I am a global health professional and early-career PhD researcher from Bangladesh, combining frontline WHO field experience with community-centred public health research in London. Passionate about amplifying under-represented voices in global health governance and translating grassroots realities into evidence-based policy.
My work brings a unique intersectional lens — spanning clinical medicine, nutrition science, and social determinants of health — to advocate for equitable health systems. Committed to ensuring the Global South is not just discussed at the table, but seated at it.
Investigating systemic barriers to equitable food access with direct implications for global health policy
Amplifying underrepresented voices and centering marginalized communities in health governance
Bridging grassroots realities with international policy to address the Global South's health challenges
Designing evidence-based outreach strategies using clinical and socioeconomic data analytics
Translating complex research into public impact — award-winning science communicator
Contributing to Right to Food policy discussions and international nutrition governance frameworks
From WHO frontlines to London's academic and public health ecosystem
A multidisciplinary foundation spanning medicine, nutrition, and social science
Conducting high-level research investigating systemic barriers to equitable food and nutrition access, with implications for global health and public policy. Recipient of the Ignite Fund 2025 for community-centred research innovation.
Advanced postgraduate study in global public health nutrition, awarded with Merit. Provided the foundation for current PhD research and professional practice in nutrition science and public health.
Postgraduate qualification in Clinical Social Work, deepening understanding of social determinants of health and the intersections between clinical practice and community welfare.
Medical degree providing a rigorous foundation in clinical medicine, diagnostics, and patient care. This clinical background underpins all subsequent public health and research work, bringing a practitioner's perspective to global health challenges.
Recognised for excellence in research, advocacy, and science communication
Winner of FameLab London — the international science communication competition — recognising the ability to communicate complex science to a public audience with clarity, accuracy, and engagement.
Awarded the University of Westminster's Ignite Fund for innovative, community-centred research impact in the field of food and nutrition provision.
Awarded by the University of Westminster for outstanding excellence in championing diverse student voices and driving meaningful institutional improvement.
Prestigious award recognising outstanding contribution to health equity, echoing the Alma-Ata Declaration's vision of health as a fundamental human right.
Awarded the prestigious GREAT Scholarship by the British Council in partnership with the University of Westminster — supporting exceptional international students in the UK.
Open to collaborations, speaking opportunities, and academic partnerships
Joint projects in global public health, nutrition, or food systems
Conferences, seminars, and public health events
Teaching, curriculum design, and knowledge exchange
Health equity policy, governance, and community health initiatives