
Elizabeth worked with the lab via a Keenan Research Summer Studentship in 2018 during her BSc studies at the University of Toronto. She conducted and first-authored a descriptive study using secondary data to examine the prevalence of sexual, structural, and reproductive vulnerabilities among young sex workers in Mombasa, Kenya, and how vulnerabilities varied by access and uptake of local health care programs designed to reach and serve sex workers. Following her undergraduate studies, Elizabeth has been working in consulting.
