The adverse social and physical conditions of homelessness pose significant
developmental risks for children, which may be compounded or buffered by the quality of …

Contemporary scholars have applied intersectionality as a means of capturing the complex
ways in which identity, inequality, and social justice converge to manifest unique sources of …

This study was designed to examine the effectiveness of an evidence-based parenting
program—Triple P Positive Parenting Program—in shelter settings for families experiencing …

This study explored the perceptions and experiences related to pregnancy and parenting
support among youth while homeless. This study employed a qualitative descriptive design …

The physical, mental, and behavioral impact of living in poverty is significant; research
shows that individuals who experience financial stress in childhood are more likely to suffer …

Children who have experienced early adversities such as maltreatment, high
mobility/homelessness, or low socioeconomic status may have difficulties with the transition …

Efforts to support positive parenting among homeless families are critical for promoting the
mental health and developmental needs of children exposed to homelessness …

Boys and girls learn early from their parents about what is appropriate and what is not in
terms of emotional expression. We argue that these parental cues can lead to the formation …

Background: Children roaming the streets estimated at 1 in 10 by a 2021 United Nation
Children's Funds (UNICEF) report is a growing problem, in cities of lower-and middleincome …

Research has neglected the potential role of perceived parental control as a moderator
between stressful life events (SLEs) and child-internalizing symptoms. Using secondary data …