Poverty cannot be truly understood without the input of those who live it and work alongside it every day.
meaning, are: the knowledge which the poor and excluded have, from their first-hand
For COP28 climate action must contribute to poverty eradication. Communities in poverty are hardest hit by the effects of climate change.
With the suffering they have experienced first-hand from recent extreme climate events
Botschaft von Isabelle Pypaert Perrin, Generaldelegierte der Internationalen Bewegung ATD Vierte Welt zum Anlass des internationalen Tags der Überwindung der (…) Read more →
die am Ende einer Zusammenkunft, nach dem jeder zu Ende gesprochen hatte, ihre Hand
A selection of short videos of Joseph Wresinski. Wresinski, along with the families in an emergency housing camp near Paris founded, (…) Read more →
Or Write French TV 1982. https://youtu.be/_vuyNIqfgcQ We Never Refuse A Helping Hand
It was the last day the family would be together. The next morning, the children would be taken into foster care. For months, we had fought alongside the family for the children to stay at home.
Then she wiped the tears away with the back of her hand and returned to play with
“A Time for Both Celebration and Work” Approximately 100 people took part in a week-long international workcamp organised by ATD (…) Read more →
Paintbrushes in hand, Darleny and Valentine talk.
Event Launch: Educational resource and workshop on Hidden Dimensions of Poverty ATD Ireland is excited to announce a new educational (…) Read more →
taken all the hardship he could, until the day, beaten, he dug deep and put out his hand
Ending the humiliation and exclusion experienced by people in poverty was the theme for this year’s UN World Day for (…) Read more →
When someone arrives with nothing, another guest doesn’t shake his hand.
In the fall, many kids are sad about returning to school after a summer of free time, family vacations, camps, (…) Read more →
They make the program’s educational materials by hand, invite children to attend
People living in poverty in six countries contribute to new, groundbreaking research on how we define poverty, called “The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty”.
On the other hand they are visible because they are stigmatised.”
