Kayla Benjamin

Trainee

University of Toronto

Kayla Benjamin is a third year Ph.D. student in the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at the University of Toronto and a Vanier Scholar. Her research interests include the gendered dimensions of care work, women’s health, and social (including health) policy. Before her Ph.D., Kayla received an Honours B.MSc. in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences at Western University and an MSc in Public Health and Health Systems from the University of Waterloo. She is currently working as a Research Assistant on the Care Economies in Context project. 

Kayla is the lead RA for the Caring across Generations project. Outside of her studies, Kayla works with missINFORMED a national non-profit organization she co-founded in 2020. missINFORMED (missinformed.ca) is a youth-led health education and advocacy platform that crafts resources from an intersectional and community-informed lens.

Current Projects

Affiliated Outputs

Related News

Researcher Interviews

Researcher Spotlight: Kayla Benjamin

10 December 2024

Announcements Graduate Student Training

Kayla Benjamin and Pelin Gul Become Graduate Fellows at UofT’s School of Cities

16 October 2024

Student News Awards Student Research

Congratulations to the CGSP students receiving graduate fellowships!

10 October 2023