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Central African Republic, young adults committed to supporting their neighborhoods have
Central African Republic, young adults committed to supporting their neighborhoods 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
Following in the spirit of this year’s October 17 theme, which highlights the importance of decent work for all, Aye (…) Read more →
They have also recycled more than 300,00 pounds of electronic waste.
Proposals to policymakers by Bruno Dabout, Director General ATD Fourth World at UNESCO in Paris, October 17, 2023.
People in situations of extreme poverty have accumulated invaluable experience as
Maya Aoun reflects on her experiences volunteering alongside people in poverty with Beitouna and the ATD Fourth World.
Despite ATD Fourth World’s efforts to ensure that all Volunteer Corps members have
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. On 17 August, in the municipality of San (…) Read more →
an exhibition of photographs of several generations of San Jacinto citizens who have
ATD Fourth World broadened my vision of the world: Diana Todorova talks about the year she spent as a Volunteer Corps member in Bulgaria.
What have you learned?
All Together in Dignity Asian Forum – December 2015 Newsletter by ATD Fourth World Regional Team in Asia (Patricia and (…) Read more →
Volunteers who are particularly inspiring to younger generations care about people they have
In 1992, the United Nations General Assembly recognized October 17 as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. In (…) Read more →
insisted, “…recognize the knowledge of those in poverty, and trust one another to have
In this interview Magdalena Sepúlveda Carmona talks about why the Guiding Principles on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights are so important.
These obstacles prevent them from accessing things to which they have a right.