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A Grounded Theory of Dignified Design Informed by Residents and Staff in Permanent Supportive Housing
This study addresses a critical and timely issue—how the built environment can support dignity for individuals experiencing housing instability. Common definitions of dignity include autonomy, respect, self-determination, freedom, and equality. For people experiencing housing and health instability,
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