A child in Spain finds acceptance in a Street Library and helps his sister. He also becomes a man and doesn’t forget one very important event.
in a Street Library in a place you really have to dare
In this article Marie-Joe Le Breton talks about her personal experiences of the effects of epistemic injustices.
Shame [Epistemic injustice] creates shame: you don’t dare
What is the meaning of life if, close to us, others are dying in indifference?
They dare to push for encounters with those who are
Lille, France — On August 2-4, 2015, ATD Fourth World organized a three-day Street Library Festival on the outskirts of (…) Read more →
out in particular to those who otherwise might not dare
Message of Isabelle Pypaert Perrin, Director General of ATD Fourth World International on the occasion of the World Day for (…) Read more →
They dare to reach out to people from another world
Women in homeless center help each other out, adding critical element of support in institutional setting.
world, people unsure of how to connect nevertheless dare
Social policy and environmental degradation in Senegal often undermine efforts to escape hardship and poverty.
But these women don’t dare apply because of the financial
Lapide in onore delle vittime della miseria, Sagrato della Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, Roma. Questo sabato 9 novembre, (…) Read more →
Lei, caro fratello Francesco, per il suo impegno a dare
ATD’s founder, Joseph Wresinski devoted his life to showing how people in poverty are more than their problems and defenders of human rights.
“How many times have I met men who no longer dare to
This story tells how Fanja, from the Tapori section of ATD Fourth World, makes friends with other children. Her desire to go to school grew within her.
intimidated by the other children and she didn’t dare
