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Claire Hedon is a journalist in France who first became an ally of ATD Fourth World in 1993. This article is (…) Read more →
pledge to support the ATD Volunteer Corps, whose full-time members all receive the same
“Acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all” This is the United Nations theme for October 17, 2020, (…) Read more →
Our societies treat nature the same way they treat their poorest members.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as in so many other parts of the world, children have figured out (…) Read more →
What we show is that the same person experiencing poverty suffers a cognitive deficit
Christina from Ireland describes a life controlled by “the system” from childhood on and her life in the homeless services.
Christina and Jimmy Thank God Jimmy felt the same way.
The ATD Fourth World team in Senegal is striving to meet new people living in poverty and win their trust.
The team is particularly present in the shantytowns of Grand-Yoff, Sam sam and Pikine
Message from Donald Lee from ATD Fourth World International’s 2022 annual report.
At the same time, these economic systems have incentivised the wanton exploitation
Finding hope in a blank sheet of paper, photos from Haiti speak volumes.
Above all, his words encourage us to look at each child who draws with the same measured
New book encourages children to dream big and never give up.
Coming from the same background and experiences, I wanted to contribute.
What’s beautiful about being a woman? Eleven women from around the world answer this question for International Women’s Day 2022! (…) Read more →
my mother taught us, which is to love and accompany with tenderness and at the same
2015 was a violent and brutal year. Children like Aylan, found dead on a Turkish beach, have once again been the first victims of our adult conflicts, victims of our inability to realize that we are all born equal in dignity and human rights, and of our societal structure that creates injustice and segregation.
put an end to extreme poverty between now and 2030, and that it will embrace the same
