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Book 2016ations for policy and practice. It is a comprehensive volume, that covers new state legislation in the U.S. dealing with runaway and homeless youth. The book’s ecological approach grounds readers in the demographics of this diverse population, family and other risk factors for leaving home (and alte

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Food Insecurity and Related Problems Among Homeless and Runaway Youth,nsecurity. In this chapter, the prevalence of food insecurity, the social meanings associated with food insecurity, the street youth’s hoarding behaviors, dietary intake patterns, use of food sources, food-obtaining strategies, types of accommodations, the amount of time since leaving home, social n

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Employment and Other Income Sources of Runaway and Homeless Youth,e of street youth employment and income sources and various conditions such as community views toward runaway and homeless youth that may affect the extent to which these children and adolescents are able to engage in employment while on the streets. This chapter analyzes the extent to which street

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School Issues Facing Runaway and Homeless Youth,other adverse school outcomes facing homeless and runaway young people are discussed. This chapter evaluates factors that increase the risk of adverse school outcomes such as school absences, school failure, suspensions, and expulsion. This chapter analyzes why youth are at risk for having disruptiv

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Substance Use Among Homeless and Runaway Adolescents,his chapter, the rates of street youth using substances such as tobacco, marijuana, alcohol, cocaine, hallucinogens, methamphetamine, ketamine, heroin, and MDMA (ecstasy) are presented. In this chapter, risk factors such as the street youth’s demographic characteristics, parental use and abuse of al