A New Blog by ATD Fourth World–UK via @atd4thworld and @ATDFourthWorld
with grass roots and community organisations across the city to strengthen the links
Above: Virtual October 17, in Ireland. October 17th, the World Day for Overcoming Poverty, was officially recognised by the United Nations (…) Read more →
Europe In Madrid, ATD Fourth World members organized a forum on the links between
During the recent crisis, a big part of the work of our team in Bangui has been maintaining connections and (…) Read more →
It is a strategic spot for maintaining links with friends in other areas.
Explore how ATD training sessions empower members to unite against poverty through shared experiences and learning.
Also, training sessions help them forge links across borders as they learn to work
JtoJ’s multimedia travelling exhibition previously, shown in Newcastle, Sheffield, Middlesbrough and Sunderland, is coming next to the London borough of Tower Hamlets and will be open to the public 3 December 2016 – 1 January 2017.
The exhibition highlights the links between the US civil rights movement and struggles
Like apartheid and slavery, poverty is not inevitable. We can put an end to it if we come together to (…) Read more →
campaign, please contact ATD Fourth World in your country or region by following the links
Above photo courtesy of Tiljala SHED. Cycles of history come to mind when visiting India. In 1967 it was on (…) Read more →
All these links among girls and boys of different social backgrounds and religions
Since the summer of 2014, families from the Plateau-Cailloux district on Reunion Island have been getting together every Wednesday afternoon (…) Read more →
Over the months of rehearsals, close links formed amongst the families, Mr.
June 9, 2012: „All those who strive for justice, have lost a true champion and a great friend.“ One of ATD Fourth World’s founding volunteers passes on.
She was especially concerned that the ATD Fourth World strengthen its links with
By Diana Skelton The oppressed have been silenced and unheard for as long as oppression has existed. But the rapid (…) Read more →
rural communities where people may choose instead to invest their time in real-life links
