Focusing on the experiences of young homeless individuals, this ethnographic study delves into their interactions with various urban environments. It examines how they navigate organizational spaces, their routes through the city, and their use of public areas. By highlighting personal narratives, the book reveals the complexities of homelessness and challenges conventional perceptions of space and belonging. Through these accounts, it emphasizes the significance of movement and place in shaping the lives of young people experiencing homelessness.
