ATD Fourth World priorities: leaving no one behind, making the most of everyone’s knowledge and promoting a society respectful of all.
conditions of poverty, ATD Fourth World is looking at how to bring into being a model
Above: Meeting of the Legal Office for Social Rights in Madrid, Spain. Tackling extreme poverty is often seen as a (…) Read more →
through legal channels, and identifying cases in which winning could serve as a model
That’s Not True! is ATD Fourth World Canada’s campaign against misconceptions about people living in poverty.
Cost of poverty in Quebec according to Nathan Laurie’s model Québécois Observatory
“Tons of clothes were unloaded, but we needed help to get our children to school” People living in extreme poverty (…) Read more →
neighborhood has been destroyed and all the families have been rehoused in a so-called ‘model
“Tons of clothes were unloaded, but we needed help to get our children to school” People living in extreme poverty (…) Read more →
neighborhood has been destroyed and all the families have been rehoused in a so-called ‘model
Above: Photo Maria Dacheva “We have to share our ideas instead of keeping them in our head, in order to (…) Read more →
An activity has been developed with a model scale 1 of the bridge created by Leonardo
Mariam Sankara is an ATD Fourth World activist in Burkina Faso. She supports and works with widows in her country.
She is a role model of determination and support.
From Belfast to Leeds, a variety of events marked the World Day for Overcoming Poverty across the United Kingdom.
highlight of the event was the launch of a 7-minute video, “The Roles we Play: A Model
June was particularly special for a group of eleven friends and volunteers of ATD Ireland. They journeyed to France to visit the International Headquarters of ATD and learn more about ATD’s work.
number of interesting sculptures and artefacts; the main building, home to a scale model
As part of the commemoration of the International Day for Eradicating Poverty organised by ATD Fourth World UK in Frimhurst Family House on Saturday, 21 October, the following presentation was given by Dr. Michael Lambert, a social historian from the University of Liverpool, on the historical context and significance of Frimhurst’s creation and endurance.
house, Frimhurst was able to secure enough backing to continue on its more liberal model
