Dear Friends, Hopefully this letter finds you still full of strength and hope. We are still far from understanding everything (…) Read more →
Enduring months without school, many children have stopped whatever learning plans
They shared what gave them the will and the strength to change their lives, and how they built a relationship of trust with a citizen, Vlado.
We were looking for different opportunities, but it’s difficult when you have no
To overcome poverty, we need small, yet courageous, actions of individuals around the world like Marimar, Therese, and Aliou.
2019 | Isabelle Pypaert Perrin Posted on 10 April 2019 “Since we have
Rome Monument Honours Victims of Poverty On November 9, Pope Francis was on his way to preside at the Eucharist (…) Read more →
“Since that first memorable October 17, we have commemorated this day of freedom
In Bolivia Merging of Knowledge is used to overcome violence against women in poverty. This is lead in part by women in poverty.
Our early exploration into the topic and the participants’ enthusiasm so far, have
By adopting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights after the carnage of the second World War, the world’s nations proclaimed (…) Read more →
Without means, they continue to share what they have and to make room for people
Letter from ATD Fourth World’s International Leadership Team.
Dear friends, In recent months, the families we know have been spared nothing.
Analysis M.R has an experience of extreme poverty. He explains how rehousing or education projects cannot function if are not (…) Read more →
Unlike at ’La Pipe’, we have to pay for the rent, for electricity, for water.
In the UK children and young people describe damaging experiences in a system of “care” that often harms and doesn’t help them.
But children also have relationships with siblings, wider family, peers, teachers
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
Zenobia and Brenda, many women living in poverty in wealthy countries continue to have
