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The way we address homelessness in Europe must change in the wake of the pandemic
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Homeless, Houseless, and Unhoused: A Glossary of Terms Used to Talk about Homelessness - Blanchet House
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Homeless sector reject "bad behaviour" as main cause of long-term homelessness
Time to Retire the Word 'Homeless' and Opt for 'Houseless' or 'Unhoused' Instead? | Architectural Digest
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Why We Use the Phrase “Experiencing Homelessness” - SchoolHouse Connection
Homeless increasingly reporting mental health treatment, long-term homelessness, study finds | wbir.com
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Why We Don't Use the Terms “the Homeless” or “Homeless People” | Father Joe's Villages
Homeless? Unhoused? Word choice matters when reporting on Oaklanders who don't have permanent housing
