Stephanie Meciar is a PhD candidate in Global Health Policy at the School of Public Health, The University of Queensland, Australia. Her research critically examines the arms industry through a commercial determinants of health lens, focusing on how corporate power and industry practices shape policy, governance, and population health outcomes. More broadly, Stephanie is interested in the health impacts of weapons and armed conflict, and in understanding and addressing the ways in which commercial actors contribute to health harms and inequities. She holds a Masters of Public Health in Global Health from The University of Queensland, and is an Emerging Expert with the Forum on the Arms Trade.