The thirtieth anniversary of the World Day for Overcoming Poverty (October 17 ) was celebrated throughout the world in 2017. People from many (…) Read more →
Photo overview of October 17, 2017 – a day full of emotion, unity, and solidarity
For ATD Fourth World, the year 2017 will be a way to continue the work we did to deepen understanding of: the violence caused by extreme poverty; what it means to break the silence about that violence; and the ways that people in poverty search for peace.
whose children are removed from their custody and who are forbidden to show any emotion
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. On February 12, 2017, Trinity Episcopal Church in (…) Read more →
œI Am a Black Man Rising.â€� Joyful sang “Stand by Meâ€� with the energy and emotion
Conclusions and Commitments What is it that makes us human beings? We have intelligence and we think, we have a (…) Read more →
Human emotion is a powerful thing, yet many who live in poverty feel that they are
This is the story of a sculpture made of small stones collected from children around the world who are part of Tapori, ATD Fourth World’s children’s network.
masterpiece welcomed by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights with a great deal of emotion
Rudy Befahy on knowledge, work, and epistemic injustice. This took place at „Poverty, Social Criticism and Merging Knowledge“ in late 2022.
I no longer built with my heart, or with emotion, only for profitability.
In 2017 ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change” starting from situations of (…) Read more →
Those mothers who came showed emotion, pride, and gratitude.
Above: Andrew Kelly (left) with Mark Hogan This text is based on a speech given by Andrew Kelly at the (…) Read more →
society… men are told and believe that they can’t be weak they can’t show emotion
A group of young women draw on their limited resources to respond to the plight of migrants in Mexico.
You could feel the incredible emotion of the young university students and professionals.Â
A concentration camp survivor who saw parallels between totalitarianism and economic injustice.
He himself does not easily manage to overcome his pain and emotion. […] What can
