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
Analysis As part of the first Millennium Development Goals Evaluation Seminar (of the ATD Fourth World project in Latin America (…) Read more →
One example was the hardships families have to go through in order to secure a medical
Below is an interview with Homero Fuentes speaking about the importance of ATD Fourth World Guatemala’s Working and Learning Together (…) Read more →
a group of Guatemalans who, confronted by the social adversity of the country, have
Utrecht, September 11, 2015: Invited by the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights. ATD Fourth World was invited to speak on (…) Read more →
often left out of the important debate on the subject of social discrimination, have
A Story Garden in a flea market brings about positive changes for children, families, and the local community.
And I think you guys have done that a lot for other people and it’s really amazing.â
My Human Rights Journey with ATD The absence of your voice leaves one easily over looked and left behind by (…) Read more →
Since this initial encounter, I have spoken on the UN End Poverty Day on several
In the Central African Republic, ATD Fourth World members are building a better world that leaves no one behind.
These floods have ravaged impoverished regions of the country, such as Mbongossoua
Artisans of Peace Volume 3: Understanding the Violence of Poverty can be purchased on Amazon as a paperback or can (…) Read more →
Poverty series continues the stories of partners in peace-building whose efforts have
The life story and dedication of Xun Ciin Ceto Morales? Xun is of Maya origin and lives in Guatemala. He is involved in ATD Fourth World.
My mother used to say: you have to know how to use a computer or a hoe.”
“Education helps me to reach my goals. Education is liberating for my life, for my family and for my community”. (…) Read more →
Method People living in extreme poverty have knowledge arising from their unique
