Women’s homelessness is a significant and increasing problem in the UK. Yet, much research on homelessness does not acknowledge the particular gendered issues homeless women face. Furthermore, the small amount of research available on the matter is often restricted to academic and professional audiences. Little Miss Homeless, a culture jammed children’s book, was produced with the intention of making wider public audiences aware and engaged with issues relating to women’s homelessness. This article traces through the process of producing the book and reflects on the emerging interest within cultural geography to use creative methods of research dissemination in order to engage wider public audiences with our research.

在英国，妇女无家可归是一个严重且日益严重的问题。然而，有关无家可归者的许多研究并未承认无家可归妇女面临的特殊性别问题。此外，关于此问题的少量研究通常仅限于学术和专业受众。制作了《无家可归小姐》（Little Miss Homeless），这是一本充斥文化的儿童读物，其目的是让广大公众了解并参与有关妇女无家可归的问题。本文追溯了该书的编写过程，并反思了文化地理学中正在兴起的兴趣，即使用创造性的研究传播方法来吸引更多的公众读者参与我们的研究。