Add to ORKGMost homeless youth do not lack the motivation to work and do not prefer a criminal lifestyle to a law-abiding one. Homeless youth see deviant and criminal activities as a short term economic necessity for survival rather than as a lifestyle choice.York's Knowledge Mobilization Unit provides services and funding for faculty, graduate students, and community organizations seeking to maximize the impact of academic research and expertise on public policy, social programming, and professional practice. It is supported by SSHRC and CIHR grants, and by the Office of the Vice-President Research & Innovation. kmbunit@yorku.ca www.researchimpact.c
Available also in print format from the York University Bookstore.This book aims to fill a gap in th...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...
Being homeless exposes young people to dangerous people and places. It marginalizes youth and makes ...
Compared to youth who have homes, street youth are much more likely to be victims of crime. Young ho...
While getting housing is central to solving homelessness, there needs to be an overall improvement i...
Before any successful employment, the homeless need stable and secure housing. Employment programs f...
In order to reduce youth homelessness, a variety of services and stakeholders must work together to ...
Youth homelessness is a complex problem in Canada. While social programs do exist to help homeless y...
Based upon in-depth interviews with 34 youth in Halifax and seven service providers in St. John\u27s...
This research demonstrates that homelessness significantly impacts a young persons academic engageme...
Recent policies that claim to help homeless people are having a negative effect on their nutrition. ...
Homelessness, most of the time, is not a choice or the result of mental illness – rather homelessnes...
Youth homelessness is a seemingly intractable problem in Canada. In communities across the country, ...
Youth homelessness has become a more visible problem in recent years, and is exacerbated by changes ...
Available also in print format from the York University Bookstore.This book aims to fill a gap in th...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...
Being homeless exposes young people to dangerous people and places. It marginalizes youth and makes ...
Compared to youth who have homes, street youth are much more likely to be victims of crime. Young ho...
While getting housing is central to solving homelessness, there needs to be an overall improvement i...
Before any successful employment, the homeless need stable and secure housing. Employment programs f...
In order to reduce youth homelessness, a variety of services and stakeholders must work together to ...
Youth homelessness is a complex problem in Canada. While social programs do exist to help homeless y...
Based upon in-depth interviews with 34 youth in Halifax and seven service providers in St. John\u27s...
This research demonstrates that homelessness significantly impacts a young persons academic engageme...
Recent policies that claim to help homeless people are having a negative effect on their nutrition. ...
Homelessness, most of the time, is not a choice or the result of mental illness – rather homelessnes...
Youth homelessness is a seemingly intractable problem in Canada. In communities across the country, ...
Youth homelessness has become a more visible problem in recent years, and is exacerbated by changes ...
Available also in print format from the York University Bookstore.This book aims to fill a gap in th...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...
The cost of homelessness is high, not only in terms of the array of traumatic experiences of those w...