Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness

Housing insecurity and homelessness are increasing amongst older people in Australia, and women are particularly affected. Our new report, Ageing in a housing crisis: Older people's housing insecurity and homelessness in Australia enumerates the scale of the problem and indicates a structural c...

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Main Authors: Power, Emma, Stone, Wandy, Perugia, Francesca, Veeroja, Piret, James, Amity, Reynolds, Margaret
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Council to Homeless Persons 2023
Online Access:https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.334506379244648
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93566
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author Power, Emma
Stone, Wandy
Perugia, Francesca
Veeroja, Piret
James, Amity
Reynolds, Margaret
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description Housing insecurity and homelessness are increasing amongst older people in Australia, and women are particularly affected. Our new report, Ageing in a housing crisis: Older people's housing insecurity and homelessness in Australia enumerates the scale of the problem and indicates a structural change in the housing experiences of older people in Australia.1 In this article, a gendered lens draws attention to how women's housing experiences are being adversely shaped and why understanding these experiences matters. We shift attention away from individual factors that drive housing and homelessness risk to focus on systemic challenges and changes within the housing system that underpin increasing life-long gender effects and housing insecurity in Australia.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-935662023-11-15T04:08:29Z Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness Power, Emma Stone, Wandy Perugia, Francesca Veeroja, Piret James, Amity Reynolds, Margaret Housing insecurity and homelessness are increasing amongst older people in Australia, and women are particularly affected. Our new report, Ageing in a housing crisis: Older people's housing insecurity and homelessness in Australia enumerates the scale of the problem and indicates a structural change in the housing experiences of older people in Australia.1 In this article, a gendered lens draws attention to how women's housing experiences are being adversely shaped and why understanding these experiences matters. We shift attention away from individual factors that drive housing and homelessness risk to focus on systemic challenges and changes within the housing system that underpin increasing life-long gender effects and housing insecurity in Australia. 2023 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93566 English https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.334506379244648 Council to Homeless Persons fulltext
spellingShingle Power, Emma
Stone, Wandy
Perugia, Francesca
Veeroja, Piret
James, Amity
Reynolds, Margaret
Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title_full Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title_fullStr Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title_full_unstemmed Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title_short Ageing in a housing crisis: A gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
title_sort ageing in a housing crisis: a gendered lens on housing insecurity and homelessness
url https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.334506379244648
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93566