Les enfants et les adolescents sans-logement : une population doublement vulnérable face à la mobilité ?

Abstract

This article aims to show how homeless children and teenagers living in subsidized hotels face a double constraint with regard to their mobility: they are confronted, on the one hand, with frequent moves from one hotel to an other; on the other hand, this residential instability leads to many arduous daily travels, especially to school. The description of this double constraint will enable us to engage more generally in a reflection on the issue of social inequalities linked to mobility.

Keywords

• homeless children
• arduous mobility
• residential vulnerability
• social inequalities
• right to mobility and immobility
• poverty