An interview with Cassam Uteem, President of the International Movement ATD Fourth World, on the occasion of the International Day (…) Read more →
The leaders of every nation in the world should have as a priority the rights to
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
An ATD intern reflects on a summer immersed in the Joseph Wresinski archives. She found a vision that is still valid today.
At the Economic and Social Council, [now called ESEC] all the bodies of the nation
Experimental Program to Address Long-Term Unemployment in France Meets with Success.
Estimates put the cost of long-term unemployment to the nation, including social
Join the conversation about the Day of the African Child, reflecting on children’s rights and the need for educational reform in Africa.
to uphold the national theme: “To invest in the Burkinabe child is to build a nation
Photo above: Anastasiia Chepinska on Unsplash This article was originally published 28 April 2020 on the ATD Fourth World-USA site (…) Read more →
As shelter-at-home orders have swept the nation, we’ve all heard about the importance
A story of unfaltering determination Esther Rodriquez lives in New Mexico in the United States. Recently she took part in (…) Read more →
I went to the Navajo Nation, and I said, “My kids are not Navajo.� But because
Axelle Brodiez-Dolino is a historian whose focus is anti-poverty movements. Here she talks about the historical perceptions of people in poverty.
The “local� poor (those residing in the same village, district, or nation) have
Discover the history of ATD Fourth World and the fight against poverty by those who live it and those who work along side them.
living in extreme poverty met Pope John Paul II at the Vatican. 1992 The United Nation
To our children and young people: peacemakers is a new Central African Republic film by ATD film maker Simeon Brand.
That’s what Boganda2, the Father of the Nation, wanted to say.
