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Because research into the lives and experiences of street children crosses both disciplinary and national boundaries, academics and intellectuals are often unable to learn from the work of their peers or contribute to the broader discourse on youth homelessness. Even in Brasil, where a strong academic networks exist, studies from CIESPI show that doctoral and masters’ dissertations are often redundant. On this page, SAL has categorized researchers by their major field of study. By clicking the names in Blue, you can read a brief description of their academic interests. If the names are still in black type, we do not have sufficient information to describe their research. Adolescent sexual development
Anthropology
Child Labor
Children's Rights
Construction of Civil Society
Context of Youth Homelessness, Solutions to Youth Homelessness
Drugs
Dumps
Educational Reform
Evangelical Responses to Youth Homelessness
Indigenous Children
Journalism
Psychoanalysis and Psychology
Public Health
Refugees
Sexual Abuse and Exploitation, Child Prostitution
Sociology
Sports and Leisure
Street Girls
Tourism and Youth Homelessness
Violence and gangs
Women's Health and Feminism
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