Скачать или смотреть Dr. Jeff Karabanow: Are all people who experience homelessness street-involved?

In this video Dr. Jeff Karabanow explains that street involvement denotes engagement with activities such as panhandling, squeegeeing, and living rough. He notes that a core response to youth homelessness has been to create youth shelters that are distinct from adult-serving ones, but that many young people still remain connected to the street, where they must navigate day-to-day encounters with others. Dr. Karabanow explains that in rural communities there is less street-involvement, as couch surfing and hidden homelessness are more common. He concludes that in recent years a shift towards prevention has occurred in which the emphasis is on keeping people off the streets and out of homelessness.

This video was recorded in 2021, as part of a series, for the project “Understanding Homelessness in Canada: From the Street to the Classroom.” (https://ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub...)
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