Learning to read was the beginning of hope. In Tanzania, a small literacy class brings about big changes.
Sometimes I even have to carry my bucket and the food I sell with me.
This article by ATD Activist in Canada, Frédéric Mailhot-Houde is inspired by Take Justice To Heart, a speech by ATD founder Joseph Wresinski.
Often through living conditions that are unjust, unsustainable and over which we have
New film from ATD Ireland features conversations about what poverty means when you live with it every day.
Listen to conversations with 17 people, many of whom have lived experience of poverty
Children in Seville, Spain launch a petition to keep their library open on weekends.
Often, they invent their own stories based on what they have read.
Three Philippines youth from backgrounds of poverty support ATD activities in their own communities.
“However, despite everything that happens to us, we still have hope.
Mrs. Ratchanee Saychana, President of Sisaket Community Network [1], has been actively supporting community-leaders in many neighbourhoods, to establish credit unions, (…) Read more →
Her skills and commitment have been the subject of recognition and she had the financial
Children push us and engage us In Madrid, the children of the Tapori Ventilla group heard their mothers talking vividly (…) Read more →
Tapori groups around the world have taken up the same idea: children have reflected
Recap of ATD Fourth World Europe’s webinar – Building an Inclusive Europe: Combating Socioeconomic Discrimination
shame society inflicts onto people living in poverty are constant and enduring and have
Summary of October 17, 2023 in the Philippines. October 17 is International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
Moreover, the program aims to build confidence in children who have major difficulties
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How many have any kind of job training?
