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Julie Moschion

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Associate professor, The University of Queensland

Statistics show that being homeless doesn’t increase your risk of being incarcerated. Srdjan Randjelovic/Shutterstock

April 3, 2019

Ex‑prisoners are more likely to become homeless but the reverse isn’t true

Guy Johnson, RMIT University and Julie Moschion, The University of Melbourne

The last decade has seen a big increase in Australia’s homeless and prison population. It’s time for smarter intervention.

Of those who have experienced homelessness, 62% cite family breakdown or conflict as the main reason for becoming homeless for the first time. shutterstock

May 31, 2017

Family break‑up raises homelessness risk, and critical period is longer for boys

Julie Moschion, The University of Melbourne

Parental separation substantially raises the risk of homelessness by the age of 30 for girls and boys, but only boys are affected by a break-up after the age of 12.

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