ATD Director General describes how one community struggles with the effects of climate change and their ingenious solution to flooding.
How can we still accept that, all over the world, entire populations do not have
By Isabelle Pypaert Perrin Last March, I visited the Central African Republic to meet ATD Fourth World members there. It (…) Read more →
“Now I know that all children have the right to attend school.
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.
“So if you don’t have ID papers, it’s a big problem!” the man concludes.
The subject of a series of People’s University in Luxembourg was protecting mental health.
You have to fight all the time.”
Leave no family behind for International Day of Families. We need everyone’s experience, resistance, inventiveness, and bonds of friendship.
Businesses deemed non-essential have closed.
In Madrid, an address is key to accessing benefits. But legal housing remains unaffordable for many. This means a struggle for housing rights.
We have built these shacks because we don’t have any income and we need a place to
Working and Learning Together is a cooperative with 23 employees in Noisy-le-Grand, France. It is a laboratory in dignified work founded by ATD in 2002.
Managers have families, so how are they not affected by these issues?
ATD Fourth World was one of 15 recipients recognized at the “Pingre Kuni” ceremony in November, 2016. The awards event, (…) Read more →
see ATD contributing to peace: “I’ve been a part of ATD for 30 years because I have
In the United States a working group of ATD Fourth World members meets regularly to talk about racism and poverty.
And that to develop such a movement today we have to address the barrier that was
ATD founder Joseph Wresinski speaks on the origins of October 17 and why this international day came about and why it’s important.
It has always existed, but has come to the fore precisely because we have been so
