The ATD Fourth World International Movement organized a seminar in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso from February 25 to March 3, 2013 on (…) Read more →
They all shared the conviction that: “Even very poor people have ideas.
Justice and love finally brought together We cannot but question what life means if people around us are dying, unnoticed. (…) Read more →
he bore witness to “the millions and millions of children, women and fathers who have
Extract from The poor are the Church, an in-depth interview with Joseph Wresinski, founder of ATD Fourth World
Those in poverty have seen so many reforms and revolutions that have brought them
On 14 June 2016, ATD Fourth World succeeded at adding social conditions to anti-discrimination law. From now on, the law (…) Read more →
were refused access to school cafeterias on the grounds that their parents should have
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. While truly appreciating the final impact of the (…) Read more →
While the Stop Poverty campaign may have come to a close, the real work of fighting
This report is ATD Fourth World’s submission to the World Bank’s Commission on Global Poverty. The report, written by Dr (…) Read more →
Hundreds of thousands have arrived on its borders, mainly from the Middle East and
From taking part in a grassroots project, to fundraising, to being a „digital ambassador“ on social media, you can get in STEP with ATD Fourth World.
You don’t have to have a college degree to serve.
The Volunteer Corps is a group of persons who work alongside and learn from people with an experience of extreme poverty.
thosejustice-seeking individuals decide to alter their lives to be next to those who have
First-hand experiences reveal elements critical to understanding persistent poverty, says report from United Nations.
We don’t have degrees. We don’t have anything! So what can we do?
In Democratic Republic of Congo, mutual support among community members is essential in the struggle against Covid-19.
Over the years, we had lost contact with some families, but our recent visits have
