When people in poverty are stigmatised and “othered” by harsh stereotypes, how can they raise awareness about this social discrimination?
They deserve the right to be treated equally with dignity and respect.
Christina from Ireland describes a life controlled by “the system” from childhood on and her life in the homeless services.
I loved being with this family. I felt I was home and I was safe.
A group of young women draw on their limited resources to respond to the plight of migrants in Mexico.
Every bag prepared with care. Every bag a symbol of deep solidarity.
ATD members in Latin America talk about solidarity in their neighbourhoods during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“When you visit someone here, you never go with empty hands.
In 1957, six European countries founded the “European Economic Community”. Thirty years later, in a June 1987 editorial, Joseph Wresinski (…) Read more →
Find out how you can help ATD by: working with a grassroots project becoming a
Karina, Jenifer, and Eden take action in their neighborhoods in Guatemala and the Philippines to help ensure access to a decent education for all.
She reads with her children whom she can longer afford to send to school.
Something that really surprised me happened our street library. It was a young kid, an adolescent.
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Every year, 15 May marks the International Day of Families around the world. In Bukavu (Democratic Republic of the Congo), (…) Read more →
That’s why we’re proud to meet with guests from different backgrounds to share this
On June 8, 2014, Marco Aurelio Ugarte died peacefully in his home in Cusco, Peru. Founder of the Peruvian branch (…) Read more →
He continually merged his pride and passion for his Andean culture with his continual
The Story of the Dove This year, 2017, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Tapori. This is the Story (…) Read more →
Francine looked up and saw the face of a little boy with uncombed hair.
