Zoë Becvarik

Zoë Becvarik is a PhD scholar and researcher contributing to interdisciplinary research examining the distribution of climate-sensitive infectious diseases, the health and wellbeing co-benefits of climate policy, and community health resilience to environmental and climate-related risks. Her work employs quantitative and qualitative mixed-methods research, as well as stakeholder engagement and co-design approaches to support policy and practice that improve population health while strengthening community resilience.

Beyond academia, Zoë serves as President of the CBR Gals Network, a feminist not-for-profit that aims to consciously connect and advance women and gender-diverse individuals in Canberra, amplifying their businesses and fostering meaningful connections. The CBR Gals Network serves a thriving community of 8,000+ members through a diverse and inclusive program of events that promote a truly intergenerational space to share ideas and form meaningful connections.