Poverty cannot be truly understood without the input of those who live it and work alongside it every day.
Belgian national who works as an economist at the International Monetary Fund in Washington
For three years, people living in poverty, professionals and academics worked together to clarify how we understand poverty and its multi-dimensional aspects.
Vipimo Vilivyofichika vya Umaskini katika Maarifa na Sera Tarehe 15 Februari 2024 Washington
New participatory research underway ATD Fourth World and Oxford University are launching a participatory research project to develop new measures (…) Read more →
Nobuo Yoshida, senior economist, Poverty Reduction and Equity Group, World Bank, Washington
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. “Wherever men and women are condemned to live (…) Read more →
performed in Europe and Canada, as well as on the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage in Washington
A Life of Challenge and Change in the ATD Volunteer Corps. Article about Diana Skelton and her time in France, Madagascar, and the US.
Diana Skelton, originally from the Washington D.C. area, joined the Volunteer Corps
“ATD is really helping people,” says Fourth World Activist Stacy White.
on a panel at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities conference on TANF in Washington
Chris Papageorgiou of the IMF has an macroeconomist’s view on ATD’s international report The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty and ATD’s Work on Poverty.
and the World Bank was originally planned for the fall of 2020 to take place in Washington
Report of UN Side Event entitled: “Social Protection Floors as Key Tools for Eradicating Poverty: Best Practices and Strategies for (…) Read more →
Bakvis, Director, International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC/Global Unions, Washington
