Kaylia Carroll

Kayl is a post-graduate associate with the ENRICH lab. They graduated with honors in Anthropology from the University of California, Berkeley in 2020, followed by an MPH in Social and Behavioral Sciences with a concentration in Health Justice from Yale School of Public Health in 2023.

Kayl's research interests lie at the intersection of substance use, LGBTQ health, homelessness, and sex work. Their multidisciplinary approach enables them to tackle complex issues with sensitivity, inclusivity, and a focus on marginalized populations.

They are currently involved in two studies: Project RENEW and the TRAC-ER Study. Project RENEW focuses on understanding the social and geographic influences on substance use recovery and treatment, utilizing technological advancements to explore relapse triggers during alcohol and substance use treatment. The TRAC-ER Study aims to develop a health promotion program using mobile apps and Bluetooth breathalyzers to reduce alcohol use among transgender individuals and queer men.