This past week saw the death of one of the men who lived in the homeless shelter of Port Louis, (…) Read more →
the government can change the ways things are, for they have the power in their hands
Joseph Wresinski on the subject of rethinking human activity and work and how everyone can fully participate in the life of the nation.
They have always had to fight their way out of poverty by the work of their own hands
No matter the period, young people should never be disregarded.
Working with their hands frees up the young people to speak, and Kevin starts making
A group of young women draw on their limited resources to respond to the plight of migrants in Mexico.
The women are ready, their arms held up and their hands full of bags of food and
ATD Fourth World Volunteer Corps member writes about community living in Latin America.
Always looking at people’s faces and hands should be one of our guidelines, because
ATD bids good-by to Jacques Petidor, activist for literacy and human rights whose courage and integrity inspired all who met him.
Roche, Jacques speaks to each one of us today saying, “The struggle is in your hands
The bursting of the real-estate bubble in 2009 created a paradox in Spain: while there was a large number of homes unfinished and unsold (3.5 million empty houses which was more than any other country in Europe), there were also just as many people homeless.
The houses are in the hands of banks, real-estate agencies, and vulture funds (speculative
Summary of October 17, 2023 in the Philippines. October 17 is International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
All Hands on Deck In collaboration with the National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC
Here Where We Live: Wresinski, Poverty, and Human Rights in Latin America and the Caribbean was recently published in Mexico (…) Read more →
Sharing his own story of abuse suffered at the hands of South American dictators
ATD Director General describes how one community struggles with the effects of climate change and their ingenious solution to flooding.
Taking matters into their own hands When people die in his neighbourhood–and they
