A pervasive barrier to preventing, reducing, and ending homelessness is the stigmatization
of and discrimination towards persons experiencing homelessness (PEH), termed …

Abstract Families living in homeless shelters with young children (birth-36 months) face a
variety of complex challenges which make it difficult to locate and maintain child care …

We apply a multisystem perspective to three aims relevant to resilience for young children in
emergency and transitional homeless shelters. We consider profiles of risks and resources …

This chapter begins with a short presentation of the historical and biographical context of
Bronfenbrenner's research, which is followed by a description of his theory of an ecology of …

Rates of parental incarceration and family homelessness continue to rise in the United
States, and many families experience both of these risks concurrently. Both parental …

Homelessness, affecting over half a million Americans, significantly elevates the risks of
mental and physical health issues, consequently diminishing life expectancy when …

This chapter presents an overview of the conceptual toolkits used to theorise relationships
between ECEC settings and families in academic journal articles, published in English …

This chapter presents Bourdieu's theoretical toolkit, which allows to look at the early
childhood education and care (ECEC) settings' collaboration with families through concepts …

This study examines how local rental market factors differentially influence community-level
homelessness rates among unaccompanied youths, single adults, and people in families …

Abstract Families experiencing homelessness with young children under age 3 tend not to
engage in early care and education services at the same rate as their housed peers. Young …