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This article is excerpted from Volume 2 of Artisans of Peace Overcoming Poverty. Thousands of families in the Metro-Manila area (…) Read more →
Neighbors and extended families who had hoped to be resettled on the same site now
Ang Galing, Philippines: a program to teach the children of the North Manila Cemetery to read and write. Since the (…) Read more →
up and participated in the street library with had continued to experience the same
Extract from The Unrecognised Women of the Fourth World, by Joseph Wresinski and Alwine De Vos Van Steenwijk, Éditions Science et Service, 1974
Since she bears at the same time the weight of the disadvantages that women have
Message from Mr. Cassam Uteem, President of the International Movement ATD Fourth World For many people around the world, recent (…) Read more →
million refugees, mothers tell us: “Whether we are Lebanese or not, we all have the same
President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, on International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
the twin crises of the pandemic and climate change do not affect everyone in the same
Throughout Europe, ATD Fourth World works with young people living in conditions of poverty. What are effective ways to involve (…) Read more →
It’s important to go to the same place regularly, seminar attendees agreed, and to
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
At the same time, a lady who knew a bit about politics came to help us find solutions
Tapori facilitator training so as to live up to children’s expectations. This training took place at ATD’s international centre.
their environment by creating a world of friendship where all children have the same
Message from Director General Isabelle Pypaert Perrin World Day for Overcoming Poverty – 17 October, 2015 Coming together so that (…) Read more →
finding a place for their own children at school — tell us, “We went through the same
When people in poverty are stigmatised and “othered” by harsh stereotypes, how can they raise awareness about this social discrimination?
They may not have had the same struggles in life.
