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Joseph Silcox¹, Charlie Summers², Sofia Zaragoza³

¹The Heller School for Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, USA.

|March 13, 2026

概括

在低门过渡性住房 (LTTH) 计划中使用毒品的无家可归者积极塑造他们的环境. 这种布局展示了身份,建立了社区,并宣称了住房和归属的权利.

科学领域:

社会学社会学社会学
城市研究城市研究
公共卫生公共卫生

背景情况:

阿片类药物和住房危机不成比例地影响使用毒品的无家可归个人.
这些人口经常面临住房系统性障碍,并在社区内被边缘化.
低门过渡性住房 (LTTH) 计划提供了一个独特的环境,通过整合减少伤害的服务,而不需要禁欲.

研究的目的:

探索在LTTH项目中使用毒品的无家可归者如何维护他们的权利和身份.
了解LTTH环境中的居民体验,重点关注创造空间和社区发展.
检查居民如何利用可用的资源来应对他们的生活状况.

主要方法:

这项研究使用了波士顿LTTH计划中的现场观测和照片民族学.
研究人员观察了居民如何与生活空间互动和修改他们的生活空间.
数据分析的重点是创建场所的做法,隐私,安全和身份表达.

主要成果:

LTTH 居民积极参与创建空间,修改基础设施以加强隐私和安全.
居民个性化了他们的空间,培养了独立生活技能,并宣称了个人身份.
观察到抵抗的实践,挑战规范并宣称永久性和合法性的权利.

结论:

居民对LTTH基础设施的参与促进了社区发展和身份肯定.
在LTTH中定位是无家可归和吸毒的无家可归人士的关键稳定资源.
这些发现强调了支持性住房模型的重要性,该模型承认居民的代理权和权利.

关键词:

使用药物使用药物使用.住房建设住房建设摄影民族学照片创建一个地方 (placemaking)城市健康城市健康

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