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ATD Fourth World’s team in Haiti stayed open even in the face of violence, instability, and natural disasters.
Many people’s houses have been looted or burned.
ATD Fourth World’s team in Haiti stayed open even in the face of violence, instability, and natural disasters.
Many people’s houses have been looted or burned.
Message of Isabelle Pypaert Perrin, Director General of ATD Fourth World International on the occasion of the World Day for (…) Read more →
On that day, he bore witness to “millions of children, women, and fathers who have
In Burkina Faso, the loss of a simple identity paper can cause a cascade of problems, especially for people who already face many difficulties in their lives.
ATD Fourth World is armed only with words, but words have the power to change the
Facing the Impossible Together in Haiti.
risen above the limits that poverty has tried to impose on them.� People have
Children from Madrid speak at the UN about poverty and family.
Alma: We think that all children need to have a family who supports them and to have
We call them legally non-existent, non-existent, or phantom citizens. According to UNICEF (2019), these terms describe 230 million children under (…) Read more →
), these terms describe 230 million children under the age of five whose births have
ATD members in Latin America talk about solidarity in their neighbourhoods during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We have to do something so that others don’t experience it as well, because itâ
An interview with Cassam Uteem, President of the International Movement ATD Fourth World, on the occasion of the International Day (…) Read more →
We also have to emphasize how critical it is to listen to them in order to eliminate
Text of an address by Isabelle Pypaert Perrin at the event “Participation: What a Day to Eradicate Poverty Can Do”, (…) Read more →
As you have heard from the previous speakers, and especially from Ms Broxton and
The relentless struggle of ATD members in Peru to access water and their solidarity in times of Covid-19.
The dinosaurs have no water in their homes and have been thirsty for days”.