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
In Manila, every Saturday, a mausoleum and surrounding tombs turn into classrooms. The mausoleum is in a graveyard, the only (…) Read more →
The mausoleum is in a graveyard, the only place some families in Manila have to live
ATD members and friends speak out about recent events in Beirut.
Our links with Beitouna go back to the 2000’s and have been growing ever since
UN panel says human development and sustainable development must be linked in pandemic recovery.
For 30 years, they have been using a multidimensional poverty index.
Martine LeCorre felt useless and guilty. Today, she urges others to recognize the strength people in poverty demonstrate every day.
We have been undermined by the measures that are supposed to help us.
Free PDF download of ATD Fourth World’s multi-voiced publication, „Not Meant to Live like This: Weathering the storm of our lives in New Orleans“
Many families who had been living in deep poverty in New Orleans before Katrina have
ATD Fourth World was one of 15 recipients recognized at the “Pingre Kuni” ceremony in November, 2016. The awards event, (…) Read more →
whose name means “giving congratulations”, recognizes people and organizations that have
The ATD Fourth World team in Antananarivo wrote to say how members and the country are coping in the face (…) Read more →
Many families have had to evacuate.
A group of young women draw on their limited resources to respond to the plight of migrants in Mexico.
� They couldn’t have imagined that the questions they asked as young girls would
ATD Fourth World Volunteer Corps member Jean Venard explains how working with ATD helped him focus outrage into effective activism.
Because we have our dignity”. So we had something all ready to go.
