Meintest du europã ischen union?
Since 2010, the Djynamo project has brought together young people from all over Europe
The Youth Guarantee The European Union Youth Guarantee was created to help young
ATD Fourth World members in Spain marked Human Rights Day with an event entitled “Social Rights: the Poor Relatives of (…) Read more →
In 2000, the European Union adopted the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and in November
and 13, 2015, the Conference on the Future of the Protection of Social Rights in Europe
They also requested that, over the long term, the European Union work to fully adhere
Photo: Brussels, October 17 2017, European Parliament for the Extreme Poverty and Human Rights Intergroup meeting – Jan Timmers Fourth (…) Read more →
This is thanks to the support of the Council of the European Union.
Do not forget parents as essential partners The International Movement ATD Fourth World welcomes the European Child Guarantee initiative. This (…) Read more →
ATD Fourth World calls on public authorities and European Union member states to
ATD Ireland focuses on bringing people together. Alone, people often feel isolated and discouraged. Together, they feel hopeful and connected.
Learning about the European Union and discussing ideas about overcoming poverty helped
deportation to Auschwitz, her commitment to women’s rights, and her ambition for Europe
Aware of the difficulties and questions surrounding the creation of a European union
From 7 to 11 July, 120 young people from 10 European countries will gather at ATD Fourth World’s International Centre in France.
in Strasbourg (#YouthActionWeek). It also happens on the eve of the European Union
Photo above: Artisans of Peace Overcoming Poverty book cover and Central Africa Street Library. For security reasons, to attend this (…) Read more →
Belgium held the Presidency of the European Union during Leterme’s tenure as Prime
“Thirty years fighting poverty: now what?” In order to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Joseph Wresinski’s report, Chronic Poverty and (…) Read more →
Other speakers included trade union leaders and civil society groups who stressed
