Homelessness
Here is where learning and research related to homelessness can take place.
Research and discussion questions edit
- How can homelessness be reduced?
- What are the best methods of reducing homelessness?
- What could be done to reduce housing costs?
- Perhaps zoning that encourages lower construction costs, and small more affordable homes may help to lower housing costs.
Position statements edit
Argument Local governments and residents should contribute more to the homeless to get them back on their feet. Short term housing is a critical factor that local governments and charities can help with providing more options and room for the homeless. With introducing a new program for housing, this can help reduce homelessness. Additionally, some homeless are stuck in a loop of health or legal issues and they should be prioritized to have primary care access. With their struggles, it is difficult for the homeless to obtain a job because of their status. A list of companies whose wages are low, should be provided to the homeless so they have a better chance at landing a job.
Readings edit
Wikipedia edit
- Homelessness
- Homelessness in the United States
- Homelessness and mental health
- Greyhound therapy
- Homeless dumping
- Right to housing
- Subsidized housing in the United States
- Public housing
- Public housing in Hong Kong
- Housing insecurity in the United States
- Home-ownership in the United States
- Income in the United States
- Socioeconomic mobility in the United States
- Unemployment in the United States
- Income inequality in the United States
- Household income in the United States
- Eviction in the United States
- Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City
- Homelessness in England
- Affordable housing
- Housing inequality
- Housing discrimination in the United States
- Affordable housing by country
- California housing shortage
- Development of non-profit housing in the United States
- Community Development Block Grant
- Habitat for Humanity
- Tiny-house movement
- Vandwelling
- Tiny-house movement and Housing for the homeless
- Shipping container architecture
- Discrimination against homeless people
- United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Section 8 (housing)
- Subsidized housing in the United States
- Social programs in the United States
- Subsidized housing
- Mutual aid (organization theory)
- Homeless ministry
- Volxkuche
- United States Interagency Council on Homelessness
- Street newspaper
- List of street newspapers
- Affordable housing
- Housing affordability index
- Urban economics
- Urban decay
- Urban planning
- Urban sociology
- Urban anthropology
- Urban studies
- Workforce housing
- Alternative housing
- Housing cooperative
- Building cooperative
- Single room occupancy
- Microapartment
- List of house types
- Homelessness services
- List of homelessness organizations
- Hygiene program
- Net cafe refugee
- Street children
- Street children in Latin America
- Covenant House
- Economic inequality
- Class conflict
- Human rights
- Street people
- Discrimination against homeless people
- Anti-homelessness legislation
- Vagrancy
- Housing First
- Homeless shelter
- Welfare
- Warming center
- Tent city
- Transitional housing
- Supportive housing
- List of countries by homeless population
- Street children in the Philippines
- Homelessness in Russia
- Homeless women in the United States
- List of tent cities in the United States
- Homelessness in popular culture
- Homelessness in popular culture
- Homeless Bill of Rights
- Spirituality and homelessness
- Soup kitchen
- Homelessness Action Week
- Homelessness in Egypt
- Street children in Ghana
- Street children in Eastern Europe
- Aggressive panhandling
- Begging
- Street fundraising
- Street performance
See also edit
- Social work
- Political science
- Nutritional Issues
- Recovery psychology
- Affordable housing
- Housing cooperatives
- Eliminating poverty
- Search Wikiversity for Homelessness
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