US EditionDeath of an Infant: a Collective Responsibility for the Exclusion and Health of Homeless Women - Press Left!
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Following the tragedy in Longueuil, where an infant died, La Table de concertation des groupes de femmes de la Montérégie (TCGFM) et la Table Itinerance Rive-Sud (TIRS) would like to recall that this tragic event highlights persistent systemic issues affecting women living in homelessness. From the newsletter of L'R des Ceres de femmes Saint-Lambert, November 5, 2025 – Partners of the first regional research project on female homelessness in Mon…
The tragic death of a newborn found in a bushouse in Longueuil has struck the imagination. Catherine Flynn says it is the result of "a package of exclusions, situations experienced by this mother, which are similar to situations experienced by many other women." Pathways marked by violence, stigmatization and health care that are inaccessible to them. "Yes, it is upsetting, but it would not have been necessary to wait for the death of this baby …
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