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The health crisis that we are experiencing all over the world makes us ask ourselves: How we can stick together (…) Read more →
But home is not the same for everyone, because … Some of us stay protected from the
Below is an interview with Homero Fuentes speaking about the importance of ATD Fourth World Guatemala’s Working and Learning Together (…) Read more →
And that at the same time, contribute to the sustainability of our environment.
Following the overview of ATD’s work around the world in this past year, let us now consider the long-term impact of this work for families living in extreme poverty.
is still hard and I cannot help thinking of some of the young people from these same
For Rachel Bray, researcher at the Oxford Institute of Social Policy at the University of Oxford (UK) and specialist in (…) Read more →
enabled me to understand that these children were capable and vulnerable at the same
Interview of Miranda Fricker conducted by Marie Garrau and Cécile Lavergne with the support of Bruno Tardieu and Thomas Croft.
I believe the same fundamentally realistic modes of philosophy are also required
By the ATD Team in Appalachia August 29th, 2015 marked the opening of our new Solar and Robotics Workshop in (…) Read more →
participants at different social and economic levels, but all pretty much at the same
In Peru, ATD Activist Sarita Guevara spends her days helping neighbors, teaching four levels of school, and trying to survive.
Teaching four levels of school at the same time I’ve even had to become my children
All persons have the right to be treated with dignity no matter who they are. Message from Donald Lee, President, International Movement ATD Fourth World.
This is why all human rights must be protected at the same time.”
Shirley set up a Street Library in a neighbourhood of Mayotte.* This activity welcomes a lot of primary school children (…) Read more →
Even if they’re less in need, they’d like you to give them the same thing, or for
On Friday 11th November 2016, 60 years and a day after the arrival of Joseph Wresinski at Noisy-le-Grand homeless camp, (…) Read more →
for the first time in July 1956 before moving permanently on 11 November of the same
