As with most social problems, they have multiple dimensions and multiple implications for inaction. Homelessness among youth has been shown to damage the broader community by denying it the contributions of a healthy, educated and productive population and imposing long-running costs for public services required to deal with crime, mental illness, substance abuse and other ills. We investigated trends in funding for housing for homeless youth and if it is of benefit to both the youth and the broader community?
Housing Homeless Youth: Challenges and Consequences
The Inconvenient Truth about Smart Cities
