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ATD Volunteer Corps member Martine Hosselet-Herbignat writes about gender and oppression and women in poverty in relation to feminism.
“There you are making sacrifices just to have a life like everyone else.
“Campus” is a meeting held every year attended by researchers, practitioners, ATD Volunteer Corps members, and people who have had (…) Read more →
Nor did they accept that anyone else should live that way.
For success in Guatemala, an education program needed to develop close ties with families in order to support students in school.
Not all of them wanted to continue school but they didn’t know what else they might
By adopting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights after the carnage of the second World War, the world’s nations proclaimed (…) Read more →
they continue to share what they have and to make room for people who have nowhere else
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recognized as “rights holders� — people who have the same rights as everyone else
Ending the humiliation and exclusion experienced by people in poverty was the theme for this year’s UN World Day for (…) Read more →
dance group, the chief of Sakoula, the musicians, puppeteers, speakers and everyone else
For two years now, a diverse team of twelve people have been carrying out a research project called Education for (…) Read more →
I am able to speak with local leaders or anybody else who comes to ask me something
A Guatemala reading club brings a community and families together. It also improves the lives of the children that take part.
As long as I read, I become the protagonist of the story and I forget everything else
How a child in the Philippines pushes ATD Fourth World to rethink its educational projects, aspirations, and recreate its programs.
You and your friends were well-dressed like everyone else and stood in front of the
Martine LeCorre felt useless and guilty. Today, she urges others to recognize the strength people in poverty demonstrate every day.
strength and we became vulnerable, and thus only vulnerable, in the eyes of everyone else
