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Those same members, consisting of people living in poverty, teachers and ATD Volunteers
Download the Tanzania Hidden Dimensions of Poverty report in English Download the Tanzania Hidden Dimensions of Poverty report in Swahili (…) Read more →
This video demonstrates how different ideas about the same theme can differ vastly
ATD Fourth World Volunteer Corp member Paul Maréchal talks about his experience in Guatemala. The ATD team there developed a (…) Read more →
with others: schools, politicians, journalists, or organizations that work on the same
This report is ATD Fourth World’s submission to the World Bank’s Commission on Global Poverty. The report, written by Dr (…) Read more →
At the same time, Europe has been confronted by an unprecedented flow of refugees
Remembering those in detention around the world.
She volunteers with others doing the same sort of work.
ATD members visit the ATD International Centre and the Joseph Wresinski Archives and Research Centre and discover unique archives on history of poverty
In the same way, I try to gather information and pass it on to people.
Belgian young people express their dreams for a better world.
It is getting on the same page, beyond differences of country and culture.
Martine LeCorre felt useless and guilty. Today, she urges others to recognize the strength people in poverty demonstrate every day.
The same is true, of course, when people experience unbearable poverty.
Virginia Pintó Muñoz, an ATD Volunteer Corps member from Spain talks about her involvement in ATD and what’s important in her work.
Afterwards, I also joined the Street Library that was taking place in that same neighbourhood
The media we consume are highly influential in shaping reality. This can be particularly detrimental if we are offered an incomplete construction of real life.
The series follows Alex and her daughter Maddy, as they navigate many of the same
