Videos:

• A Fine Line, Hostel Outreach Program, 1995 (Toronto Public Library)
• Ryan, 2004 by NFB
• No Address 1988, NFB
• No Place to Go, 1992 NFB
• The Street: A Film with the Homeless, 1997 NFB
• No Place Called Home. NFB
• Working Like Crazy NFB
• The Homeless Home Movie, 1996
• Homeless to Harvard, the Liz Murray Story, 2003
• Shelter from the Storm, 2001 Brink Inc

Books:
For students in grades K-3

• Home, by Jean Harrison
• Soul Moon Soup, by Lindsay Lee Johnson
• Heck, Superhero, by Martine Leavitt
• Mutt Dog! Words and pictures by Stephen Michael King
• Why do People Live on the Streets? By Kaye Stearman
• Rights in the Home, by Emma Haughton and Penny Clarke
• Rosie, The Shopping Cart Lady, by Chia Martin
• The Cowboy Kid, by Tibo Gilles
• A House for A Mouse, by Kathleen N. Daly
• Stay, Keeper’s Story, by Lowry

For students in grades 4-8

• Buddy is a Stupid Name for a Girl, by Willo Davis Roberts
• The Double Life of Zoe Flynn, by Janet Lee Carey
• Sleep Rough Tonight by Ian Bone
• Tomorrow Maybe, by Brian James
• Can’t Get There from Here by Todd Strasser (age 12+)

For students in grades 9-12

	Fiction: Helicopter Man, by Elizabeth Fensham Non Fiction: Catch Us Before We Fall, the Toronto Youth Cabinet’s 2005 Report on Youth Homelessness Poverty, Greenhaven Press, 2006 Cardboard Condo: How the Homeless Survive the Streets, by Robert C. Greene, 2005
How Can the Poor Be Helped? by Geoff Griffin, 2005 Poverty: Opposing viewpoints, Karen Balkin editor, 2004 Vancouver’s Hoboes, by Andrew Roddan, 2005 Down & Out, On the Road: the Homeless in American History, by Kenneth Kusmer Home and Homelessness in the Medieval and Renaissance World, University of Notre Dame Press 2004