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In spite of the drugs, the suffering, and the degradation of life on the streets near the garbage dump, people hold onto their humanity.
And it’s because of this dignity that we all fit equally in the same world.
Each year on October 17, the World Day for Overcoming Poverty, citizens across the world and across socio-economic backgrounds gather, (…) Read more →
To the mothers living in the same situation as us, we say that they aren’t alone.
On International Women’s Day 2022, ATD Fourth World celebrates women around the world who struggle to escape the trap of (…) Read more →
There she met other people around the world who face the same problems she does.
With the new mandatory confinement measures, families involved with ATD Fourth World in Seville, Spain have lost their normal livelihoods. (…) Read more →
neighbourhoods around the country many more families — “too many” they say — are in the same
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 1992, the United Nations General Assembly recognized October 17 as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. In (…) Read more →
poverty] describe their reality”, Ms Fournier said, “other people going through the same
In a neglected suburb of Dakar, a community comes together to ensure everyone has dignified housing.
Ten years later, Amina is still living in the same house.
On June 8, 2014, Marco Aurelio Ugarte died peacefully in his home in Cusco, Peru. Founder of the Peruvian branch (…) Read more →
As a university professor, he guided his students to embrace this same principle.
“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.”
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
