JtoJ’s multimedia travelling exhibition previously, shown in Newcastle, Sheffield, Middlesbrough and Sunderland, is coming next to the London borough of Tower Hamlets and will be open to the public 3 December 2016 – 1 January 2017.
groups, human rights and faith organizations, artists, film-makers
When people in poverty are stigmatised and “othered” by harsh stereotypes, how can they raise awareness about this social discrimination?
results of this evaluation will be made public in a film
A program to help children make friends also spurs community development.
achieved, theatre activities, photographs and portraits, film
Within neighbourhoods, across countries and continents, ATD Fourth World members support each other another during the COVID-19 pandemic.
But they managed to find the energy to film themselves
Covid-19 is an opportunity to reconsider how we live in the world of tomorrow: reflections of an ATD Volunteer Corps member.
Joseph Wresinski in 1981 at a People’s University (film
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three days of festivities, with the showing of the film
In Ireland, social work students learn from ATD Community Activists. One student said, “It made me evaluate what kind of social worker I want to be.”
Then there was discussion on how the film relates to
ATD Fourth World in Belgium remembers a long time Activist Michel Brogniez. A Man of Peace who gave much to the world.
He took part in a film about the project and made a
“When people are listened to, and their ideas are taken on board, you can often come up with better answers, and these are the solutions that work.”
A major highlight was the premiere of the film, “Frimhurst
Come together with others to listen to people experiencing poverty, celebrate courage and resilience, and share commitments to action to end poverty.
There will be creative workshops, music, a short film
