In this video story, Mary Rabagliati discovers new forms of poverty and exclusion as ATD explores work in Africa.
1970s, the apartheid government in South Africa carried out the mass removal of 3.5 million
A message from Carolina Escobar Sarti on the non-take up of rights in Guatemala, in a video from the International Committee for October 17th for the Council of Europe.
and the campaigning to reach those in deep poverty, the program reached over 50 million
Concluding plenary session – ATD Quart Monde-UNESCO 26 January 2012 Good morning everyone, ladies, gentlemen, dear guests, researchers, academics and (…) Read more →
, hundreds of thousands of homeless people in a country where there are about 6 million
In France the “Zero Long-term Unemployment Zones” project is a path to employment for many.
However, there are still 2-3 million people in France who can only find temporary
Claire Hedon is a journalist in France who first became an ally of ATD Fourth World in 1993. This article is (…) Read more →
International (RFI), Hédon found a way to make an important contribution to the four million
Thanks to international advocacy, the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals target everyone, including those in deepest poverty.
The ITUC, with its membership of 181 million workers, organizes campaigns for a living
Axelle Brodiez-Dolino is a historian whose focus is anti-poverty movements. Here she talks about the historical perceptions of people in poverty.
And unfortunately, one cannot just erase half a million people simply by the stroke
Summary of October 17, 2023 in the Philippines. October 17 is International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
Over five million people in the Philippines do not have a birth certificate, and
ATD bids good-by to Jacques Petidor, activist for literacy and human rights whose courage and integrity inspired all who met him.
with literacy.� This crucial organization in Haiti has helped more than three million
Utrecht, September 11, 2015: Invited by the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights. ATD Fourth World was invited to speak on (…) Read more →
This represents as many as 1.4 million people, of whom some 130,000 live in long-term
