Stopping the cycle of poverty means listening to people in poverty, hearing what they say and putting them on equal footing with the rest of society.
sessions, she also meets and engages with people with a formal education: university professors
ATD Fourth World members speak about citizen participation at an Emmaüs International event in France
Do other partners—such as university professors, public sector workers, and social
In April 2016, ATD Fourth World members who live with poverty every day ran a week-long training session on “Overcoming (…) Read more →
Participants from PIJCA, particularly university students and professors, were surprised
Pushed to the Bottom: groundbreaking research on the experience of poverty in the United States. Research done, in part by people living in poverty.
MAP national research team, activists from partner nonprofits, and professors from
ATD Fourth World full-time volunteer Dimas Perez from Guatemala spent the month of May 2016 in the Central African Republic (…) Read more →
Martin Luther King experience, while university professors have taught classes in
Cathy and Tony Low: For thirty years, life in the ATD Volunteer Corps has opened new windows on the world for this couple.
“Then, I met one of my professors who was a volunteer for UNICEF.
Here Where We Live: Wresinski, Poverty, and Human Rights in Latin America and the Caribbean was recently published in Mexico (…) Read more →
Perhaps because they are professors, both authors take away from Wresinski’s work
In February 2024, co-researcher (including people in poverty) presented the Hidden Dimensions of Poverty research to the World Bank and IMF.
would impede their ability to participate in the research or discussions with the professors
Na Guatemala, como em muitos países da América Latina, a quarentena imposta pelo Covid-19 impede que milhares de pessoas saiam (…) Read more →
Eles não estão estudando, não têm as possibilidades, não têm contato com os professores
Aprender com as iniciativas das comunidades pobres da América Latina durante a pandemia. Os invisíveis “Esta crise – fala Martha (…) Read more →
Logo, muitos professores tentam ficar perto dos seus alunos e das suas famílias da
