How many poor people are there in the world? How many are “lifted out of poverty” by development programs?
completed three years from now, its findings will go to the World Bank and the United Nations
“The Power of Africa – Africa as a Stronger Actor on the international Stage” is a conference organised by the (…) Read more →
contribution we need in developing all our countries, as well as at the United Nations
ATD Fourth World member Eduardo Simas talks about rural poverty in Brazil and building a shared economy based on healthy relationships and reciprocity.
member of ATD Fourth World Brazil, at the opening of the 74th Session of the United Nations
Members of ATD UK speak about APLE Collective, a UK network of individuals who experience poverty and how they are lived experience experts on poverty.
That’s the United Nations Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
What does “Dignity for all” really mean? ATD Fourth World Activists Maryann Broxton seeks to answer to question.
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Read about UK student Zia Maxwell’s six-month internship experience, and learn how you can contribute to overcoming poverty and get involved with ATD!
I watched and took notes on United Nations events about The Green Deal, Child Guarantee
ATD Fourth World members speak about citizen participation at an Emmaüs International event in France
Maryann Broxton, ATD Fourth World International representative to the United Nations
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
The second reason is that “we the peoples” of the United Nations remain divided between
The European Committee of Social Rights has called for the Spanish government to reinstate power in Cañada Real. This is a Cañada Real advocacy victory.
solution… These measures should consider the 2020 report by Philip Alston, the United Nations
In the UK children and young people describe damaging experiences in a system of “care” that often harms and doesn’t help them.
with children and young people who have been in care for a report to the United Nations
