Statement by Donald Lee, for World Health Day 2021. We must start now to address the fundamental health, social and inequalities that plague our societies.
COVID-19 continue to rise, significant social and economic impacts of the pandemic have
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
They imagine how to become friends with someone who doesn’t have any friends.
An international gathering will take place at ATD Fourth World’s International Centre in France from 11 – 17 October. This (…) Read more →
think together about where we are as an organization, to assess the progress we have
Small but important victory in the New Orleans criminal justice system. As criminal justice activists fight vigorously against mass incarceration.
We have heard this saying many times.
Analysis M.R has an experience of extreme poverty. He explains how rehousing or education projects cannot function if are not (…) Read more →
Unlike at ’La Pipe’, we have to pay for the rent, for electricity, for water.
Opening plenary. Colloquium:” Extreme poverty is Violence. Breaking the Silence. Searching for Peace” at UNESCO House. 26th January 2012 I’m (…) Read more →
At the mosque, people respected me, they used to talk to me when they have a problem
Chantal Consolini-Thiébaud, Deputy Director, ATD Fourth World International writes about the February 2022 regional seminar in Dakar, Senegal.
endure suffering and social exclusion: “Without a birth certificate, it’s as if you have
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been working with vocational training programs so that young Tanzanian adults can have
“Education helps me to reach my goals. Education is liberating for my life, for my family and for my community”. (…) Read more →
Method People living in extreme poverty have knowledge arising from their unique
Tatiane Soares decided not to live off leftovers anymore. Determined to stand up to poverty, small gestures of kindness can be very powerful.
That seed means that you will have one more flower in your life.”
