Learn about Álvaro Iniesta Pérez from Madrid, who has committed himself to the Volunteer Corps to ATD Fourth World’s since 2000.
discovered an economy that was totally neglectful of people’s wellbeing and saw first hand
Excerpt from Rethinking Our World from the Perspective of Poverty with Joseph Wresinski. This book stems from the proceedings of the Cerisy colloquium held in June 2017, on the occasion of Wresinski’s centennial.
distinction between poverty and extreme poverty in regard to production: on one hand
New Volunteer Corps member Hernán Mamani talks about his decision to join ATD Fourth World, a movement to overcome poverty.
On the one hand, we avoid becoming a bureaucracy, which often leads an organisation
People living in poverty in six countries contribute to new, groundbreaking research on how we define poverty, called “The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty”.
On the other hand they are visible because they are stigmatised.”
It was twenty years ago that it started, in autumn 1997, during a Street Parliament that was held in front of the Quebec National Assembly.
On the one hand, the law commits us towards a Quebec without poverty.
African women speak out through Merging Knowledge. ATD Tanzania creates an environment so women in poverty can voice opinions freely.
However, it must be stressed that conformity to these cultural values does go hand
ATD Fourth World believes that “Poverty was created by people; only people can put an end to it.” This is (…) Read more →
“If we unite, hand-in-hand, to help each other, we can overcome poverty.”
Learn more about a Youth International Workcamp run by ATD at one of our centres in Europe. We have a number camps throughout the year.
Professionals will be on hand to help everyone to learn new skills.
ATD members in Guatemala listen, share and band together in the face of poverty and COVID-19.
disconnected to the society and they have no means of survival because normally they live hand
Belgian young people express their dreams for a better world.
And in addition to struggle, we need a second gesture: the open hand, reaching out
