“The Volunteer Corps Is a Gift That Helps Us Connect in a Big Way” – ATD Fourth World https://www.atd-fourthworld.org/atd-volunteer-corps/
Carine Parent on what it means to be an ATD Volunteer Corps member.
If I don’t do this, who else will?’”
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Carine Parent on what it means to be an ATD Volunteer Corps member.
If I don’t do this, who else will?’”
When people in poverty are stigmatised and “othered” by harsh stereotypes, how can they raise awareness about this social discrimination?
After all, they are human beings just the same as anybody else.
In this video story, Mary Rabagliati discovers new forms of poverty and exclusion as ATD explores work in Africa.
adults must work such long hours that they have very little energy left for anything else
This was the theme of the first People’s University to take place in Mauritius (Liniversite Karmond Moris) on 13 March (…) Read more →
Some people get what they need and aren’t worried about helping anyone else.”
ATD Fourth World in Belgium remembers a long time Activist Michel Brogniez. A Man of Peace who gave much to the world.
them together, because they should have a say and they’re just as smart as anybody else
Bukavu, the Democratic Republic of Congo – Tapori groups have existed here for 15 years. Hundreds of children have thrived (…) Read more →
Tapori event, feels that “at Tapori, everyone is considered the same as everyone else
May 27, 2015, Paris: Genevieve de Gaulle Anthonioz – resistance fighter, deportee to Ravensbrück concentration camp, and ardent human rights (…) Read more →
That is what wins out in the end because it’s more powerful than anything else.
At the Centre for Family Support in Noisy-le-Grand (France), ATD Fourth World provides housing for families who have been homeless. (…) Read more →
immediately, and public housing agencies, which place strict regulations before all else
Three Philippines youth from backgrounds of poverty support ATD activities in their own communities.
*Many families who have nowhere else to go live in this enormous cemetery in Manila
Susan McMahon, member of the Poverty the Poverty Truth Community in Scotland speaking about the emotional impact of poverty.
“Something in me woke up” We then went back into a larger group and somebody else