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
Martine Le Corre’s book My People Are My Strength (Les Miens sont ma force) , published by ATD Fourth World came out at the end of 2023.
Since then I have of course, caught up.
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”.
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
She told us, “You have ideas”.
Members of ATD UK speak about APLE Collective, a UK network of individuals who experience poverty and how they are lived experience experts on poverty.
All of us have an understanding of what poverty can do to your life.
Guillermo Díaz Linares, a member of ATD Fourth World’s Volunteer Corps in Guatemala, discusses the time he spent mentoring a (…) Read more →
I have been on the Guatemalan team since 2014.
Each year on October 17, the World Day for Overcoming Poverty, citizens across the world and across socio-economic backgrounds gather, (…) Read more →
We know many families who fight every day to have a better life.
Poverty Increases Threat of Covid-19 Infection. In Poland, one man has no choice but to live in high risk conditions every day.
Nevertheless, many do have employment.
Explore the current situation in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, where insecurity deeply impacts children and families.
Many suffer psychological trauma due to the violence they have seen.
Above: Andrew Kelly (left) with Mark Hogan This text is based on a speech given by Andrew Kelly at the (…) Read more →
I still have a voice and I intend to use it.
