Dorji Wangmo National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Environmental Health Conference

Dorji Wangmo

I hold a Bachelor of Environmental Science with a minor in Economics from the Asian University for Women, Bangladesh, and a Master of Health, Safety and Environment with a major in Environmental Health from the Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Before relocating to Australia, I served as an Assistant Training Officer with the Ministry of Agriculture in Bhutan, where I developed and delivered training programs, worked with youth entrepreneurs and government stakeholders, and supported sustainable agricultural development. Throughout university, I served as a batch representative, founded and led the Waste Management Club, served as President of the Music Club, and volunteered with the Danish Refugee Council to promote waste management initiatives in refugee camps in Bangladesh. Passionate about environmental health, sustainability, and community engagement, I am committed to improving public health outcomes through evidence-based practice, education, and collaborative partnerships. My academic background, leadership experience, and cross-cultural perspective have helped me to effectively engage with communities and contribute to creating healthier and more sustainable environments.