What does poverty in Luxembourg look like? Members of ATD Fourth World Luxembourg with an experience of poverty answer this question.
presence of a social security system, numerous people living in hardship do not have
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
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.
So that no one is left behind.
We have shared this news in our letters to ATD members.
Building a more just and caring society based on ideas and experiences from people living in extreme poverty.
and Serbia Members of ATD Fourth World, from Poland and the United Kingdom, who have
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
Rooted in bringing people together, despite mandated isolation, ATD continues to create connections around the world.
How can we still be useful to the families who have the hardest lives and who mustnâ
The bursting of the real-estate bubble in 2009 created a paradox in Spain: while there was a large number of homes unfinished and unsold (3.5 million empty houses which was more than any other country in Europe), there were also just as many people homeless.
due to speculation, and high rates of unemployment (25% of the active population) have
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
Maritza Orozco, a low-income mother of six in Guatemala, was among thousands of people who took part in the participatory (…) Read more →
I always did want to support and help others, that’s how I am, but I didn’t have
