Mental Health in Luxembourg – ATD Fourth World https://www.atd-fourthworld.org/mental-health-in-luxembourg/
The subject of a series of People’s University in Luxembourg was protecting mental health.
You have to fight all the time.”
The subject of a series of People’s University in Luxembourg was protecting mental health.
You have to fight all the time.”
Nicole Maucher and Johnny Ocean Address the United Nations, UN Photo/Kim Haughton On October 17, 2016 Nicole Maucher and Johnny (…) Read more →
I don’t have the funds right now to do the things I want to do with my kids, the
When ATD Fourth World in Honduras recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, it was not a celebration of projects run by (…) Read more →
living in extreme poverty who, despite desperate struggles to survive day to day, have
Some 35 young people attended a training course on peace, organized by the Rwandan association “Umuseke,” which means “dawn” in (…) Read more →
This training, from May 1-3, 2015, was one of many opportunities these youths have
Concluding plenary session – ATD Quart Monde-UNESCO 26 January 2012 Good morning everyone, ladies, gentlemen, dear guests, researchers, academics and (…) Read more →
I would like to thank you all for the efforts you have made during the past three
As a child, Asha Athumani failed her exams on purpose to save her family from shame. As an adult, she experienced discrimination when she sought to travel to a UN speaking engagement.
They have no chance to express themselves.
An Editorial by Isabelle Pypaert Perrin, originally published in “Revue Quart Monde,” Issue n°235 In Madagascar, where families were recovering (…) Read more →
Because I live in poverty, I have often been asked to give my grandchildren up for
What does poverty in Luxembourg look like? Members of ATD Fourth World Luxembourg with an experience of poverty answer this question.
presence of a social security system, numerous people living in hardship do not have
This article is excerpted from Volume 2 of Artisans of Peace Overcoming Poverty. Thousands of families in the Metro-Manila area (…) Read more →
with no passers-by, in many families, one bread-winner must return to Manila to have
Axelle Brodiez-Dolino is a historian whose focus is anti-poverty movements. Here she talks about the historical perceptions of people in poverty.
disabled, the “ill and incurable,” the elderly, pregnant women, children, etc., have