Above: Arne Strand (Christian Michelsen Institute), Diana Skelton (ATD Fourth World), and Alberto Cimadamore (University of Bergen) Every day, around (…) Read more →
Anna Johansson, Diana Skelton, Yves Leterme, Jacques Mwepu A second part of the same
Pushed to the Bottom: groundbreaking research on the experience of poverty in the United States. Research done, in part by people living in poverty.
accessing a much-needed subsidy, knowing that your children are not receiving the same
“I Believe in You”, this affirmation spans four generations of women supporting one another to overcome poverty in New York City.
They want the same thing as any other child.”
ATD Fourth World members speak about citizen participation at an Emmaüs International event in France
people from getting involved in a participatory process; the obstacles (of the same
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
families they serve, now almost fifteen years later, many families in poverty face the same
The second Joseph Wresinski Forum on Poverty and Human Rights in Latin America and the Caribbean took place in October 2018 in Guatemala City.
At the same time, it is necessary to find shared spaces to develop common knowledge
In 2015, the World Day for Overcoming Poverty (17 October) focused on the theme “Building a sustainable future by coming (…) Read more →
Ten associations maintained information booths on the same two days.
Olhar de Perto : “Aldeia Rennaissance”, no Togo: Como renascer e como aprender a reinserir-se na sociedade. A “Aldeia Rennaissance” (…) Read more →
pedido: “Senhor Padre, estou preso há vários anos e verifiquei que muitos jovens saem
At the United Nations, ATD Fourth World collaborates with other NGO’s to organize informal meetings on topics related to poverty, (…) Read more →
, spend quality time together, learn new skills, and meet other families in the same
Feeling deserted and on edge. ATD Fourth World UK works to overcome anxiety and isolation.
’” “It’s the same for this young woman who’s homeless.
