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Rooted in bringing people together, despite mandated isolation, ATD continues to create connections around the world.
think with and for everyone about how to handle this time of emergency and in the same
This book explores resilience of extended families and communities in central and western Africa and how African children strengthen communities.
It taught them basic skills and the same poems that schoolchildren were learning.
Recalling 1968 in France when a national crisis left families in poverty without food or financial assistance.
Like them, their children in turn live in the same fear of the strike and already
Mountain climbing, sharing international foods, and discussing gender in a safe space were all activities that young people in ATD’s (…) Read more →
A year after Ireland passed the ‘Equality Referendum’ allowing same sex marriage,
“ATD is really helping people,” says Fourth World Activist Stacy White.
We attend the same church.
Nicole Maucher and Johnny Ocean Address the United Nations, UN Photo/Kim Haughton On October 17, 2016 Nicole Maucher and Johnny (…) Read more →
shelter, or because you’re homeless or because you live in poverty you can’t get the same
French Development Agency webinar explores building on ATD research on The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty as a new framework for action?
social and institutional maltreatment” or “unrecognised contributions” receive the same
A concentration camp survivor who saw parallels between totalitarianism and economic injustice.
Geneviève de Gaulle knew this intuitively because she had experienced the same thing
Discover the history of ATD Fourth World and the fight against poverty by those who live it and those who work along side them.
At the same time, people of different backgrounds and beliefs got involved and worked
It was twenty years ago that it started, in autumn 1997, during a Street Parliament that was held in front of the Quebec National Assembly.
write and propose a law for the elimination of poverty, we all were already on the same
