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Who speaks for the children?

Peter Silverman

1978

The dangerous classes of New York and twenty years' work among them

Charles Loring Brace

1872

Youth justice and the new street urchins in Canada

Kathy Sharon Powelson

2008

From charity to equity

Ann M. Aviles de Bradley

2015

Jigsaw

Pat Carlen

1996

The homeless

Margaret O. Hyde

1989

Homeless and working youth around the world

Reed Larson, Marcela Raffaelli

1999

Report on homelessness in Niagara

Niagara District Health Council (Ont.)

1997

Coping with homelessness

Eugene Hurwitz

1997

Streetwise

Mary Ellen Mark

1988

Studying runaways and street youth in Canada

Augustine Brannigan

1993

Ragged Dick

Horatio Alger, Jr.

1868 ★ 2.7

Street kids

Kristina E. Gibson

2011

The impact of homelessness on children

Linda Sullivan

1997

Crosses

Carmine Galasso

2007

Montana state plan for education of homeless children and youth

Montana. Office of Public Instruction

1989

Knowing where the fountains are

Kevin Cwayna

1993

Runaways

Keith Elliot Greenberg

1995

Streetchild

Justin Reed Early

2008

Runaway & homeless youth

Jack Rothman

1991

La calle es libre

Kurusa, Monica Doppert

1983 ★ 4.0

No fixed address

Maureen Bayless

1997

Street kids

Marlene Webber

1991

Surviving the streets

Rachel Pfeffer

1997

Evasion

CrimethInc.

2003

School-Based Practice with Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness

James Canfield

2015

Kids without homes

Johnson, Joan

1991

Street and runaway teens

Cynthia A. Bily

2008

Snow Bodies

Elizabeth Hudson

2004

Homeless youth

Jan D van der Ploeg, Evert M. Scholte

1997

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