At ATD Fourth World’s international center For more than a year, in local, national and international meetings, and through correspondence (…) Read more →
to learn from one another by talking together and by working together with their hands
The health crisis that we are experiencing all over the world makes us ask ourselves: How we can stick together (…) Read more →
Coronavirus or Covid-19, we are not allowed to do everyday things such as shaking hands
“Friends of Mandela”, a group of young ex-convicts from Cameroon, demonstrate that there is life after prison and hopes and dreams to fulfill.
Our sense of creativity, our hands, and our ability to work together are our weapons
In Ouagadougou at the end of June, four young musicians, all members of ATD Fourth World who had grown up on the streets of the city, worked to translate a song by the American musician Ben Harper into French.
I can change the world With my own two hands Make a better place With my own two
The video below is a speech by a former inmate, Moïse Compaoré, who spent years imprisoned in the Ivory Coast. (…) Read more →
’s visit, whenever a new inmate arrived, together the others would all draw his hands
What is the meaning of life if, close to us, others are dying in indifference?
Encounters with the heart, the hands, and the brains; encounters deemed impossible
Delphine is an exceptional woman, notable for her inner strength and determination. She has been repeatedly abandoned by the men in whom she had placed her trust.
Faced with this challenge, she started making bricks and used her own hands to rebuild
Shelter Library allows education to continue after the humanitarian emergency that followed the Fuego volcano eruption in Guatemala.
used represented a cultural symbol that participants were able to grasp with both hands
To overcome poverty, we need small, yet courageous, actions of individuals around the world like Marimar, Therese, and Aliou.
Our goal of building a common humanity among all people is also in your hands.
Lack of computing access for people in poverty contributes to poverty’s persistence. DRC student talks about how to break this cycle.
As we say: “All hands are useful in transforming the earth.”
