Rewriting the Narrative on Homelessness in Mid-Sized Canadian Cities

Title: Rewriting the Narrative on Homelessness in Mid-Sized Canadian Cities; Find out more.
Description: How do we define security? Does security mean increased surveillance and weaponization? Is it the feeling of home and belonging? This research consisted of a qualitative case study analysis that sought to address the contentious issues surrounding homelessness and public safety in a mid-size urban community in British Columbia, Canada. The goal of the project was twofold: to create a fact-based counter-narrative on the experiences of homelessness and community sasfety and security, and to think about strategies to address these demographc and social changes while fostering community resilience.
Creator: Dej, Erin, author; Sanders, Carrie, author; Braimoh, Jessica, author
Publisher: Centre for Research on Security Practices
Date: 2021
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Format: JPEG
Source: https://www.homelesshub.ca/FromNIMBYtoNeighbour
Language: EN
Rights: Access available to all users.

Item sets: Higher Education; Faculty of Human and Social Sciences; Higher Education: Brantford; Criminology

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