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In May 2016, in Mauritius, a day-long session was organized by ATD Fourth World and Caritas Mauritius to work on (…) Read more →
flexible so that it can be adapted to different situations rather than providing the same
Tatiane Soares decided not to live off leftovers anymore. Determined to stand up to poverty, small gestures of kindness can be very powerful.
They were very different from me, but we shared the same commitment to ending poverty
For many years, ATD Fourth World has been active in the United Nations Commission for Social Development.
“At the same time,” Mr.
After an ATD discovery weekend at the International Centre, ATD Bulgaria members return home with new perspective on fighting poverty.
Many now share the same ideals and plenty of new conversation topics were discovered
To our children and young people: peacemakers is a new Central African Republic film by ATD film maker Simeon Brand.
We are all the same species.
‘Perspectives’ excerpt from the 2013-2015 report of ATD Fourth World, approved by the general assembly on 7 and 8 June (…) Read more →
places where it is possible to come together and recognize that we are from the same
In Bangkok street vendors are part of an informal economy that sustains many of the city’s citizens who live on low-incomes.
“I think everybody enjoys the same dignity.
Summary of October 17, 2023 in the Philippines. October 17 is International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
At the same time, she called for the members of the government agencies present to
WLT (Work and Learn Together) is an ATD Fourth World cooperative in Noisy-le-Grand, France.
We have to accept … that people are paid the same whether they produce a little or
People on welfare are often stereotyped as people who are ‘happy’ to be idle, living off of the work of others. As Philip Alston, the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, underlined in his statement at the end of his visit to the USA in December 2017, “I have been struck by the extent to which caricatured narratives about the purported innate differences between rich and poor have been sold to the electorate by some politicians and media, and have been allowed to define the debate. The rich are industrious, entrepreneurial, patriotic, and the drivers of economic success. The poor are wasters, losers, and scammers. As a result, money spent on welfare is money down the drain.”
findings were confirmed by a wider study by the French government published the same
