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‘It’s messing with my head that I can’t be neat’: storage for permanent supportive housing dwellings
38-economics44-human-society7-affordable-and-clean-energybehavioral-and-social-sciencehomelessnesssocial-determinants-of-health
Using participant-generated video-elicitation methods, this study examines storage space in Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) and how it contributes to or challenges the elusive and multi-dimensional sense of ontological security for people who experienced homelessness in the United States. The res
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