FULL TEXT ATD Tanzania June-August 2015 EN Editorial Dear friends, We are happy to send you some news from ATD (…) Read more →
Such projects too often exclude people who have first hand experience of what is
ATD Fourth World broadened my vision of the world: Diana Todorova talks about the year she spent as a Volunteer Corps member in Bulgaria.
many places in the world there are people looking for ways to overcome poverty hand
Joseph Wresinski explains why women are a last line of defence against poverty and why work undertaken by ATD was once targeted to women.
If they gain the upper hand, the family can stay afloat.
The most vulnerable have been left behind. This year, the UN Secretary General’s evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals focussed (…) Read more →
Ban Ki-moon painted a bleaker picture: Reaching out to the poorest “On the one hand
Joseph Wresinski was born in Angers, France, on February 12, 1917. Today is the 99th anniversary of his birth. As (…) Read more →
As he was growing up, he experienced first-hand the ways in which society makes people
A New Humanity Without Poverty Will See the Light of Day “The very poor tell us over and over again (…) Read more →
Around the world, thousands of people with first-hand experience of poverty have
Ciara Margolis, a former team member of ATD Ireland talks a bout the team there. She says that „every day is different.“
everyone the opportunity to get involved in all manner of activities, “trying [their] hand
February 12, 2020: Remembering Joseph Wresinski, Founder of ATD Fourth World. A remarkable vision that gave birth to a worldwide movement.
Having experienced how it feels to be humiliated, he knew first-hand that what people
Analysis M.R has an experience of extreme poverty. He explains how rehousing or education projects cannot function if are not (…) Read more →
On the other hand, in ’La Pipe’, we could find work in the fields.
With events on three continents, ATD Fourth World will launch its global STOP Poverty campaign on 12 February, 2017. Declaring (…) Read more →
Expressing what he had learned first hand, Wresinski said, “It’s not so much food
