A school headmaster in Tanzania: “This has motivated me to work after working hours to ensure that all children get (…) Read more →
Alloyce Benjamin Chija: In order for a nation to be successful, education needs to
This article has been adapted from one published 28 April 2020 on the ATD Fourth World USA web site. “If (…) Read more →
For people living in Navajo Nation and neighboring rural areas, the weekly Gallup
Kathleen Saint-Amand from ATD Fourth World spoke at the United Nations 69th Commission
high maternal and infant mortality rates for Black women today, even within a rich nation
In rural New Mexico, vast distances and no internet access make in-person outreach more important than ever during the covid pandemic.
support, financial support, housing, education, creativity.� Road in Navajo Nation
Speech given to the victims of institutional maltreatment, on the Island of Gorée, Senegal, on 18 October 2024.
Further weakening the fledgling nation, the former coloniser demanded economic reparations
Not taking no for an answer. “It’s not your problem,” they said. A young man in Madagascar overcomes complacency with persistence and resolve.
I answered, “If everyone takes up their responsibilities, the nation will go far.
“It’s worth helping others. In the future you may need to get help. We are not created in the world (…) Read more →
rights and opportunities, as well as its call “to cherish all the children of the nation
Members of ATD Tanzania speak out about Covid-19 and how to “leave no one behind” during a pandemic.
support us to bring home work to our children because they are the future of our nation
Geneviève de Gaulle Anthonioz, hero of the French resistance, describes the Fourth World People’s University as “a new kind of education for citizenship”.
just and fraternal society should look like and what effort needs to be made by a nation
In May 2019, OECD hosted a conference on ATD/Oxford University research that sheds new light on unveiling the hidden dimensions of poverty.
The six-nation study demonstrates that nine, not the usual three dimensions of poverty
