The second Inter-African General Assembly of long-term ATD Fourth World members took place in Dakar, Senegal, from 2 to 8 (…) Read more →
Invited to the round table that brought our discussions to a close, Professor Diakhaté
In May 2019, OECD hosted a conference on ATD/Oxford University research that sheds new light on unveiling the hidden dimensions of poverty.
Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford and Robert Walker, Oxford Professor
ATD Fourth World takes part in on-line Sorbonne conference.
included three pioneering women: Michelle Perrot, activist and emeritus history professor
“Emergence from Poverty”: Mode of Action and Empirical Evidence ”: A new book in the Thai language edited by Pr Narumol Nirathron.
and editor of this work, which introduces us to the findings of social scientist Professor
This Live Stream on the Dimensions of Poverty has finished. You can rewatch it on this page below. You can also download the report.
address: “The art of ignoring the poor� Baroness Ruth Lister, CBE, FBA, Emeritus Professor
ATD Fourth World UN Webinar: Side Event to the 59th United Nations Commission for Social Development from 8-17 February 2021.
Republic of Korea to the United Nations Moderator: Virginia Eubanks: Associate Professor
Martin Kalisa, Deputy Director of ATD International talks about how people in poverty should be looked at as researchers in projects.
One such academic was Professor Kitojo Wetengere, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Academic
In the elegant meeting hall where the Académie Française, the Académie des sciences morales et politiques, and all the academies of the Institut de France reside, there was a unique inter-academy conference.
Alain Supiot, a labor law professor at the Collège de France, explained how some
One of ATD’s newest teams is a group called “Friends of ATD Fourth World” in Cameroon.
Philosophy professor Dadjo Emilienne talked about her work with young people suffering
Whose Knowledge Is It? is ATD’s first publication using the Merging of Knowledge approach entirely conceived and written in Spanish.
However, as noted during the webinar by Davyd Greenwood, a distinguished Professor
