UCI grad student researching gender differences in homelessness
UCI grad student researching gender differences in homelessness
- September 13, 2019
- Payton Huse, sociology, OC Weekly, Sept. 13, 2019
But it’s true that life for a homeless woman is very different than that of a homeless
man, and UC Irvine grad student Payton Huse is going to spend the next three years
trying to find out exactly how, and why that’s the case among Orange County’s 6,860
homeless people …. “If women have families, a lot of times they’re going to do a lot
more to avoid going straight to the streets,” Huse told me during a Sept. 10 interview.
“They’re less visible in public spaces, hidden homeless. They’re more likely to be
sheltered.”
For the full story, please visit https://ocweekly.com/uci-grad-student-researching-gender-differences-in-homelessness/.
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