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ATD activists discuss socio-economic discrimination in Europe and the injustice of unequal treatment and their advocacy work to end it.
Also from Dublin, Annmarie and Paul felt the same from an early age.
ATD members in Guatemala listen, share and band together in the face of poverty and COVID-19.
and we want to do something so that somebody else doesn’t have to go through the same
By Diana Skelton My cell phone is flashing. Martine Le Corre is texting me: “I’m stuck with frustration.” She and (…) Read more →
we invent to describe what happens when people in poverty are patronized in the same
Discover the projects of ATD Fourth World in the Indian Ocean. We have several teams in the Indian Ocean, including in Madagascar, Mauritius, and Reunion.
; Family days, which bring together families living in poverty who live on the same
The website of our Tapori children’s network has a fresh new design. Take a look here. “We, the children, can (…) Read more →
worldwide network of children whose motto is: “We want all children to have the same
This webinar (taking place on Zoom) aims to spark dialogue about the ethics of care between professionals and people in (…) Read more →
Speakers Sam Greasley, Head Teacher, Awel y Môr Primary School (in Sandfields, Port
Poverty is a violation of human rights. Fighting poverty is fighting for those rights to be respected for every man, (…) Read more →
are socially excluded often have little or no access to health care, and at the same
The Identity Rights Working Group, co-chaired by Child Identity Protection (CHIP) and the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI) is (…) Read more →
will be held for 90 minutes, mirroring the structure of the expert meeting with same
We are happy to report back to you on the main events, stories, actions that mobilised each of us in (…) Read more →
This Annual Review has the same ambition: to share with you a global vision of people
Erica Lucato is from Italy. This summer she spent over a month planning ATD Fourth World’s European Youth Grathering. She (…) Read more →
She also says she like the fact that ATD puts everyone on the same level, meaning
