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The subject of a series of People’s University in Luxembourg was protecting mental health.
You have to fight all the time.”

Nicole Maucher and Johnny Ocean Address the United Nations, UN Photo/Kim Haughton On October 17, 2016 Nicole Maucher and Johnny (…) Read more →
Because they currently live in a family shelter in New York City and have experienced

Dr. Gill Main and Silvia Pérez on violence against women and girls and the implications with human rights abuses & good practices.
Increasing the empathic capabilities of those who have more structural power can

Herbert, a friend of ATD Fourth World in Bangui tells us about his work over the past few months: “In (…) Read more →
We support mothers so that they have water; when they have to take medicine, we help

ATD activists from Burkina Faso say that identity papers are critical to living in dignity. Sadly, too many people in poverty can’t get the documents they need.
Élise Kabré described what happens when you don’t have these documents.

Herbert, a friend of ATD Fourth World in Bangui tells us about his work over the past few months: “In (…) Read more →
We support mothers so that they have water; when they have to take medicine, we help

In Democratic Republic of the Congo, ATD Fourth World youth group rushes to aid victims of the Nyiragongo volcano showing solidarity.
In addition to the volcano eruption, there have been earthquakes, power cuts, and

The fair-trade cooperative, Miasa Mianatra Miaraka (Working and Learning Together), has 26 Malagasy artisans employed in weaving, sewing, embroidery, carpentry, (…) Read more →
These six men and twenty women have all lived in extreme poverty.

In search of human treasures There are places around you, in your neighbourhood, in your community, you go to every (…) Read more →
In the same way that your families have passed on treasures you have shared with

In this video story, Mary Rabagliati discovers new forms of poverty and exclusion as ATD explores work in Africa.
dormitories: “It was designed to house 2,000 women, although so far only 700 have