Read about the Burkina Faso seminar on education here. Analysis Tell us about J-PAL. J-PAL is a network of 80 (…) Read more →
We have so many prejudices and false representations of poverty that we need to get
“Being a volunteer means carrying within oneself the challenges faced by people in poverty.” I know that when we approach (…) Read more →
So choosing this commitment is freedom because we have made the choice of our own
European gathering brings together energetic young people determined to make a difference and express young people’s hopes and dreams
young people said they also looked at “the borders within, prejudices we may have
Tapori is a worldwide network of children aged 6-12 from diverse cultural and social backgrounds. Their shared aspiration is to (…) Read more →
network of children from all backgrounds whose motto is: "We want all children to have
In our information age, the way people and groups are represented in the media helps determine the place they hold (…) Read more →
Meyer noted: “The idea was slowly sinking in that some people did not have the means
How ATD Madagascar is working with families in extreme poverty. Including work with 24 priority families and support for children and teenagers.
ATD supports and responds to the deep longing for change that families already have
This was how, in 1987, ATD Fourth World founder Joseph Wresinski invited singers to take part in the first World Day for Overcoming Poverty in Paris, a day that is now celebrated every year all over the world.
living in deep poverty, people held in slavery, in prison, and in forced labour have
February 14th marks the anniversary of the death of Joseph Wresinski, founder of ATD Fourth World. This year in Bangui (…) Read more →
ATD Fourth World friends and allies could come together to reflect on what they have
Throughout Europe, ATD Fourth World works with young people living in conditions of poverty. What are effective ways to involve (…) Read more →
s important to go to the same place regularly, seminar attendees agreed, and to have
How a child in the Philippines pushes ATD Fourth World to rethink its educational projects, aspirations, and recreate its programs.
“We want all children to have the same chances� You were with us every time
