Inequalities and cumulative violence experienced by "invisible" homeless women:: towards an intersectional, participative, embodied, and trauma-informed perspective
Across the world, in low-income as well as in developed countries, the homeless populations represent some of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable groups. Still, it is certainly women who carry the heavy load of cumulative socioeconomic disadvantage throughout their lives, often exacerbated by gend...
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2026
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