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Lopamudra Goswami
Bio :
Experienced Mental Health Professional, Researcher and Academician with a robust background spanning field research, academic pursuits, corporate consulting, private practice and publication. My professional journey has evolved into a passionate commitment to advancing women's reproductive health and well-being, particularly for marginalised women.
With a Ph.D. from Griffith University, Australia from the School of Health Sciences and Social Work, my dissertation focused on the well-being of surrogate mothers from marginalised communities. These women, grappling with dire poverty, became the focal point of my research as I delved into their post-relinquishment experiences.
As a burgeoning authority in women's reproductive health, my dedication extends beyond research to advocacy. I am driven to ensure that the voices of these marginalised women from abject poverty conditions resonate not only in academic circles but also influence policies directly affecting their lives. Rooted in a passion for social justice, equity and human rights, I am determined to effect tangible change for those often overlooked.
Thriving in environments aligned with my mission, I find fulfillment in serving individuals from diverse and marginalised backgrounds. Whether immersed in learning, conducting research or facilitating teaching, I thrive in collaborative spaces that encourage the exchange of ideas and the nurturing of relationships. Further, having driven my Ph.D. project to a successful completion also demonstrates my ability to work with minimal guidance and individual work when the situation demands to rise to the occasion.
With a Ph.D. from Griffith University, Australia from the School of Health Sciences and Social Work, my dissertation focused on the well-being of surrogate mothers from marginalised communities. These women, grappling with dire poverty, became the focal point of my research as I delved into their post-relinquishment experiences.
As a burgeoning authority in women's reproductive health, my dedication extends beyond research to advocacy. I am driven to ensure that the voices of these marginalised women from abject poverty conditions resonate not only in academic circles but also influence policies directly affecting their lives. Rooted in a passion for social justice, equity and human rights, I am determined to effect tangible change for those often overlooked.
Thriving in environments aligned with my mission, I find fulfillment in serving individuals from diverse and marginalised backgrounds. Whether immersed in learning, conducting research or facilitating teaching, I thrive in collaborative spaces that encourage the exchange of ideas and the nurturing of relationships. Further, having driven my Ph.D. project to a successful completion also demonstrates my ability to work with minimal guidance and individual work when the situation demands to rise to the occasion.