Over the past three decades, homelessness has become an area of significant social
concern in Alaska, the Canadian North, and most recently, Greenland. These three …

This study explores the ways in which a rehousing intervention shapes the mental well-
being of Inuit adults living in Nunavut, Canada, where the prevalence of core housing need …

This study examines the relationship between living in overcrowded conditions and sense of
home among 289 Inuit, the Indigenous population living in the Canadian Arctic. This study …

Abstract Intervention In 2014–2015, more than 400 public housing units were constructed in
Nunavut and Nunavik, two of the four Inuit regions in Canada. This provided the opportunity …

Objectives This study examines whether baseline profiles of criminal justice involvement are
independently associated with 24-month trajectories of arrests in a sample of homeless …

Wooden crates are a recurring subject in the visual archive of settler colonialism in Canada's
Arctic, appearing on the shores of eastern Baffin Island throughout the first half of the …

Homelessness, chronic housing insecurity, and poorly designed policy responses pose a
profound threat to the health and wellbeing of communities in northern Canada. In Fort Good …

The Canadian Arctic is home to many isolated and remote communities which continue to
thrive despite many social, economic, and ecological challenges. Housing insecurity is one …

Julia Christensen has produced a book that adds value to any housing scholar's bookshelf
or any subject-area bibliography on homelessness. The book is important for housing …