Since the beginning of the recent violence in the Central African Republic, there has been an increasing influx of foreign (…) Read more →
Missing are the voices and perspectives of Central Africans who have been witnessing
Losing benefits, income, and contact with children in care all leave people feeling forgotten.
As some have partners who have some income, they will not be eligible for benefits
Virginia Pintó Muñoz, an ATD Volunteer Corps member from Spain talks about her involvement in ATD and what’s important in her work.
What have you learned?
COVID-19: ATD Spain urges, don’t forget those living in isolation and poverty.
Rapporteur on poverty and human rights said after his visit to Spain, “The word I have
SDG #4 promotes life-long learning for all. ATD Fourth World knows this requires recognition and dialogue with parents for local knowledge and aspirations.
These objectives, known as Education for All (EFA), have shaped the education priorities
Journal written during Covid-19 lockdown in Madagascar.
continue but outlets have disappeared, or prices have collapsed.
Explore how ATD training sessions empower members to unite against poverty through shared experiences and learning.
brought together Volunteer Corps members from different regions around the world who have
ATD activists with lived experience of poverty met with the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights Agency for Fundamental Rights.
To get an identity card, you need to have an address.
ATD Fourth World ally Rosie Payne talks about her volunteering at the Frimhurst Family House in the Surrey countryside.
I have many happy memories of making new friends and witnessing first-hand how much
A group of committed and dynamic young people reaches out to others in order to break the chains of poverty through access to education and culture.
We have experienced poverty ourselves, but we also have access to books and to knowledge
