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
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
The December, 2016 Plenary Session of the European Fourth World People’s University took place at the European Economic and Social (…) Read more →
It is the others hiding me.� Many people in Europe have no recognized legal status
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
In her letter to the Forum on Overcoming Extreme Poverty, Thérèse Ricard in Lebanon resists a system blind to her humanity.
I didn’t have any answers, but I was there alongside her.
New UK report on remote family court during Covid-19 reveals casual disorderly process deciding the fate of children. ATD UK tells us more.
said I don’t know about something, I know that if we were sat in court, I would have
In 1985, 1,000 young people expressed the hope for advancing social justice, promoting decent work at an international gathering at the ILO in Geneva.
Yet people living in poverty frequently have job expertise that goes unnoticed.
The European Committee of Social Rights has called for the Spanish government to reinstate power in Cañada Real. This is a Cañada Real advocacy victory.
Since October 2020, approximately 4,500 residents, including 1,800 children, have
Protecting earth and people in the Central African Republic. Having lost everything to climate change, one family’s struggles help protect the environment.
Poverty-stricken people, especially, have no choice but to settle in flood-prone,
“Acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all” This is the United Nations theme for October 17, 2020, (…) Read more →
In 2020 a collective awareness is growing: we share the Earth and we all have to
