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A Changing Society Seeks Solutions: Tanzania is making a significant effort to train
“A Time for Both Celebration and Work” Approximately 100 people took part in a week-long international workcamp organised by ATD (…) Read more →
We pick them up from the train station and we can accommodate them on-site.
So much has changed over the past year in the Central African Republic. Last March the government was overthrown and (…) Read more →
The young trainers, some of them interns with the ATD Fourth World team, some of
Lack of computing access for people in poverty contributes to poverty’s persistence. DRC student talks about how to break this cycle.
As a student in Computer Management in Bukavu, I help train young people.
It was a woman living in a cemetery who taught me that poverty could be overcome.
When the preparations were through, my wife and I left for the F train back to Brooklyn
Rudy Befahy on knowledge, work, and epistemic injustice. This took place at „Poverty, Social Criticism and Merging Knowledge“ in late 2022.
We no longer train people – it’s all about the money.
Marie-Anne describes how the training she participated in with the Working and Learning Together project in Madagascar changed her life.
Some of the trainers strongly encouraged me.
By Jean Toussaint In March, I visited Warsaw to meet with members of ATD Fourth World-Poland who are leading a (…) Read more →
concerned citizens trying to improve the lives of homeless people living in the train
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. In July’s humid heat of Dakar, a group (…) Read more →
ATD Fourth World trains us to think, to programme and to evaluate.
Most people who work informally in the subway — musicians, beggars, people selling things on the sly — haven’t chosen to be there. They have been left with no option but to depend on others’ goodwill — this is a humiliating situation that is met with hostility from many passengers.
When I finally came across him again, Eric was smoking a cigarette between two trains
