Explore how Jimmy Dussap, an ATD Fourth World youth, finds solace and friendship in a supportive community amidst tough times.
“There are wars everywhere, inflation, students who have to go to food banks to survive
Above: Mr. Armindo Goes Melo, Secretary General of the Hutukara Yanomami Association, Brazil (left); Guillermo Campuzano, Representative of the UN (…) Read more →
The “Leave No One Behind� Dialogue Series always includes speakers who have a
European Parliament Consults with Citizens in Poverty: Definition of poverty, family concerns, and legal status top list of issues to be addressed.
The impact that various national and European policies have on family life for citizens
In the 2013-2017 planning for ATD Fourth World-Central African Republic, a key goal is: “to encourage young people by teaching (…) Read more →
friends of ATD Fourth World, as well as the support of partners and sponsors, we have
Members of ATD Tanzania speak out about Covid-19 and how to “leave no one behind” during a pandemic.
We live together and have different ways of expressing our feelings to each other
“Friendship and teamwork get people back on their feet.” In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), this idea is just (…) Read more →
They have neighbours, but they seem cut off from the community and things are pretty
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.
A story about a humble office cleaner standing up to his boss inspires an artist in Ireland.
By Long Weng (Ireland) This one came from my heart I have done many sculptures
ATD Fourth World is rooted in the affirmation of the equal dignity of all human beings and stands against racism in all its forms.
For so many years, voices from the ATD community have been sharing their anger at
Excerpt from Artisans of Peace Overcoming Poverty — Volume 2: Defending Human Rights For Lebanon, a country with fewer than (…) Read more →
Since the war’s end in 1990, buildings have remained pockmarked with bullet holes
