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Democratic Republic of the Congo – Throughout the month of October, young people, adults and children from several neighbourhoods of (…) Read more →
our whole community to understand that people in poverty are people like everyone else
“Never hesitate to learn! Its the way to get past ignorance…” (Student at the fish market) From July to November (…) Read more →
I will be recognised as a human being just like anyone else.
This is the third in a series of videos about the life of Mary Rabagliati, one of the first volunteers (…) Read more →
Not just that: they should be allowed in when nobody else was there.
Discover we’re called ATD Fourth World and the origins of our name.
 We need to work together, and above all else we need to treat everyone with the
Fab Fabros is an ATD Volunteer Corps Member in the Philippines. She works in Manila where impoverished families live in the North Cemetery.
We were just going out for a vaccine, nothing else!
The perspective of people in poverty is imperative for today’s challenges. Check out this ambitious and innovative research project that does just this!
their lifetime: overcoming extreme poverty, both for themselves and for everyone else
Learn about ATD Fourth World’s Volunteer Corps. Members work along side people living in proverty in on five continents in over 30 countries.
without exclusion, where no one will be disparaged or considered inferior to anyone else
Pascal Lallement, national director of ATD Fourth World–France, wrote a book in collaboration with Liliane Larmoyer about a “solidarity” work (…) Read more →
Everybody else noticed changes after the work was done.
Where do our priorities lie? Should we abide by the legal constraints of the services we receive? Or should we make sure that other people do not suffer? What Pamela did asks an interesting question. Do we really appreciate the way that people in poverty can feel responsible for one another?
Pamela’s contract forbids anyone else living in their home.
The video below is a speech by a former inmate, Moïse Compaoré, who spent years imprisoned in the Ivory Coast. (…) Read more →
No one trusted anyone else.
