During 2015, members of ATD Fourth World invested time in a variety of projects. Several of these focused on children (…) Read more →
Other projects included: Representing ATD Fourth World at the United Nations Welcoming
together to achieve social and environmental justice for all” This is the United Nations
High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) is where the United Nations
Extreme poverty is violence. It humbles, locks in silence and destroys lives, but it is not inevitable.
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Discover the inspiring life of Mary Rabagliati, a pioneering ATD Volunteer Corps member and close associate of Joseph Wresinski.
She pioneered many of ATD’s initiatives at the United Nations and in Africa.
Like apartheid and slavery, poverty is not inevitable. We can put an end to it if we come together to (…) Read more →
World Day for Overcoming Poverty in 1987, and was later recognized by the United Nations
In 1981, the Extreme Poverty and Exclusion in Africa seminar brought together 60 participants. They represented many countries, including 14 from Africa.
World Bank, International Labour Organization, World Health Organization, United Nations
Summary of ATD’s report on the Expert Dialogue “Dignified Work for all” and includes ATD’s contributions to CSocD61.
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Learn about the initiatives of ATD North America, connecting teams in the United States and Canada for meaningful social change.
We also have permanent representation at the United Nations in New York.
Illustrations of ATD Fourth World’s 3-year international action research on „Extreme Poverty is Violence – Breaking the Silence – Searching for Peace.“
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