Dear Friends, Hopefully this letter finds you still full of strength and hope. We are still far from understanding everything (…) Read more →
How do you keep washing your hands when no running water is available or when the
Two weeks of peace in troubled Spanish neighbourhood. Area mislabelled as “Urban horror” enjoys summer street festival.
Inexperienced and anxious hands wielded paint brushes, some for the first time ever
After attacks in Beirut and Paris, a diversity of ATD Fourth World members from around the world sent messages of solidarity and hope.
Put your hands on your heart and send out healing energies.
Lack of computing access for people in poverty contributes to poverty’s persistence. DRC student talks about how to break this cycle.
As we say: “All hands are useful in transforming the earth.� Photo above: Emmanuel
To overcome poverty, we need small, yet courageous, actions of individuals around the world like Marimar, Therese, and Aliou.
Our goal of building a common humanity among all people is also in your hands.
February 12, 2017 – Joseph Wresinski, founder of ATD Fourth World, was born 100 years ago today. ATD is launching (…) Read more →
Immediately she wrenched me from the hands of the nuns and brought me back home.
Message from Aye Aye Win, President of the International Committee for October 17 for the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
remind us to use human dignity as our compass in all decision making, a day to join hands
By Romain Fossey For several years, I was able to join an adventure: meeting people who lived and/or worked in (…) Read more →
It speaks of hands reaching out, of lives being opened to other lives.
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. In July’s humid heat of Dakar, a group (…) Read more →
International Labour Office in Geneva on the 25 May 1985 under the banner: “All our hands
Stop this vicious circle: foster care in Switzerland means that some families lose their children to the state generation after generation.
They didn’t ask if we knew to wash our hands or understood other safety measures.
