'We have a roof over our head, but we have to eat too:' Exploring shifting foodscapes from homelessness into Housing First in Kingston, Ontario

摘要

Background: People facing extended periods of homelessness exhibit a remarkable degree of agency and resilience in procuring food. The literature on foodscapes considers the sociospatial contexts of food procurement, finding that what happens within and along the way to sites of food acquisition and consumption are important considerations in fully understanding and realizing food security.