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ATD’s Family Advocacy project took place from 2019 to 2023. It brought together young parents from a number of countries.
Despite all our efforts, our children are experiencing the same poverty as we are
Above: Meeting of the Legal Office for Social Rights in Madrid, Spain. Tackling extreme poverty is often seen as a (…) Read more →
Around the world today, people in poverty do not enjoy the same rights as others.
What can be done to ensure that European policies no longer exclude people? For ATD Fourth World, it is through (…) Read more →
together European citizens from very different backgrounds but all united by the same
Emerging from a sustainable development discourse saturated by “experts”, “eminent persons”, and other stakeholders, the knowledge of people living in (…) Read more →
The recommendations indicate a goal and a process at the same time: 1.
To mark the International Day of Families in May 2015, families living in poverty gathered together from all across Réunion (…) Read more →
During this discussion, they finalised a contribution to a policy paper on the same
ATD Volunteer Corps member Martine Hosselet-Herbignat writes about gender and oppression and women in poverty in relation to feminism.
However, it is not clear that all women have benefited from this in the same way.
Dignity for All in Practice is the theme for the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty for 2022.
At the same time, corporate power and the wealth of the billionaire class recorded
We know that to “leave no one behind” is a difficult challenge – in the fight against poverty as in (…) Read more →
We will join with others who are engaged in the same work for the respect of all
ATD Fourth World ally Rosie Payne talks about her volunteering at the Frimhurst Family House in the Surrey countryside.
Focusing on a craft at the same time enables this to happen more easily, as the person
Above: Vinicius Pinheiro, ILO and Cristina Diez, ATD Fourth World At the United Nations, ATD Fourth World collaborates with other (…) Read more →
meetings, two people from very different backgrounds found themselves sitting at the same
