As a child, Miriam never had books at home, “we didn’t think they were for us”. When she got a library job, she was afraid to talk about her past.
By Myriam Boulahia (France) I have doubted my ability to do things so many times.
In April 2017 in Pierrelaye, France, ATD Fourth World organized a meeting on the right to family life. The meeting (…) Read more →
The meeting convened ATD groups from various European countries that have been thinking
Message from Mr. Cassam Uteem, President of the International Movement ATD Fourth World For many people around the world, recent (…) Read more →
International Movement ATD Fourth World For many people around the world, recent years have
A part of the knowledge of people in poverty can now be found at the Joseph Wresinski Archives and Research Centre documentation portal.
https://atd-cjw.centredoc.org/ An archive now found in SUDOC “Additionally, we have
ATD statement on the UN Biodiversity Conference: any agreement on biodiversity protection must take into account the eradication of poverty.
In addition, these communities have fewer resources to protect themselves from such
Solidarity Project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo helps internally displaced people.
Driven from their homes by the war, they have left everything behind.
For World Children’s Day, rethinking childhood from the perspective of children in extreme poverty.
They represent the hidden face of the society we ourselves have created.
In this video, French ATD Activist Marie-Thérèse Leprince gives her answer as to why does social protection matter?
I also think about families whose children are in foster homes, who couldn’t have
On Sunday May 21st, one hundred children from three Tapori groups gathered in St Vincent Church courtyard in Paul à (…) Read more →
suggested to the children that they create a puppet of a child they know who doesn’t have
Ending the humiliation and exclusion experienced by people in poverty was the theme for this year’s UN World Day for (…) Read more →
“Overcoming poverty” doesn’t have to mean giving food, clothes, or money, the play
