The objective of this prospectively registered systematic review was to identify the factors
that contribute to sense of safety, victimization, and overdose risk in homeless shelters, as …

Compound hazards are derived from independent disasters that occur simultaneously.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, the coupling of low-probability high-impact climate events …

The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed society's interactions with spaces and
places. This is especially true for shelter residents who had greater perceived risks of …

Abstract Setting Homelessness is a significant and growing public health concern across
Canada. In Kingston, Ontario, the number of people experiencing chronic homelessness …

ABSTRACT In May 2020, Minneapolis became the epicenter of a global movement
challenging entrenched anti-Blackness and police violence after the murder of George …

This study examines the impacts of dwelling-based and neighbourhood-based
precariousness on mental wellbeing by applying panel data modelling approaches to the …

How to shelter people who are experiencing homelessness is a pressing social problem. A
substantive literature critiques the congregate shelter model that is often coupled with …

Place and health are intricately bound. COVID has amplified system burdens and health
risks within the housing care continuum, in which older adults with chronic illnesses are …

This article seeks to understand the significance of everyday beauty in refugees' lives and its
implications for refugee policy; it is one of the first pieces of scholarship to explore this …

Introduction: Per capita rates of homelessness are higher in many rural communities than
Canada's largest cities, yet little attention has focused on strategies to address rural …