What is Indigenous homelessness
Indigenous homelessness
is described and understood through a composite lens of Indigenous world views
What is Chronic Homelessness
Long term homelessness where people have been homeless for more than 180 days and tend to have health issues
Understanding Indigenous homelessness
– indigenous homelessness is over presented in homeless shelter systems
- Income inequality
- Historical trauma
- cultural disconnection
- discrimination and racism
What is unsheltered homelessness
People living in places not intended for permanent human habitation (e.g., cars, sheds, tents).
What is encampment?
Homeless encampments are defined as an outdoor location with a visible structure that can take many forms, such as tents, shanties, or shacks, where two or more individuals live.”
Who tends to experience unsheltered Homelessness?
What factors might contribute to someone deciding to live in an encampment?
Clearance w/ little or no support Response To Encampments
Clearance w/support Response To Encampments
Tacit Acceptance Response To Encampments
Formal Sanctioning Response To Encampments
Quasi Sanctioning Response To Encampments
Encampments right in the open in front of local businesses
Different causes of homelessness among:
Youth
Different causes of homelessness among:
Older adults
Different causes of homelessness among: Women and gender diverse people
Different causes of homelessness among:
People with disabilities
Different causes of homelessness among: LGBTQ2S+