Research: Ending Homelessness

Research: Ending Homelessness presents key reports, research briefs, submissions and academic research. Focusing on the current state of homelessness, and providing innovative solutions, the collection provides in depth analysis and key findings by Monash University's expert researchers

Submissions

Homelessness is defined by the United Nations as ‘a condition where a person or household lacks habitable space with security of tenure, rights and ability to enjoy social relations, including safety’. It manifests in different ways, from ‘sleeping rough’, that is to say ‘eating, sleeping, and staying in public spaces’; to living in precarious and unstable housing conditions, such as temporary shelters, boarding houses and ‘couch surfing’; and to living in inappropriate housing that is overcrowded or lacking in basic facilities.
The Hon Kevin Bell AM QC | Castan Centre
The Rights of Homeless Persons: A Framework for Understanding Australia’s Human Rights Obligations

SUBMISSION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL POLICY AND LEGAL AFFAIRS INQUIRY INTO HOMELESSNESS IN AUSTRALIA

The Rights of Homeless Persons: A Framework for Understanding Australia’s Human Rights Obligations

The Hon Kevin Bell AM QC | Castan Centre

SUBMISSION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL POLICY AND LEGAL AFFAIRS INQUIRY INTO HOMELESSNESS IN AUSTRALIA

Building Back Better From COVID-19

The Hon Kevin Bell AM QC | Castan Centre