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Central African Republic, young adults committed to supporting their neighborhoods have
Central African Republic, young adults committed to supporting their neighborhoods have
All Together in Dignity Asian Forum – December 2015 Newsletter by ATD Fourth World Regional Team in Asia (Patricia and (…) Read more →
Volunteers who are particularly inspiring to younger generations care about people they have
Thirty-five years ago, I was finishing my studies at a business school. I really liked entrepreneurship but I was very disappointed in my professors, who kept insisting that money was the sole possible motivator in entrepreneurship.
in the main market in Antananarivo and you don’t receive a decent wage or you have
ATD activists discuss socio-economic discrimination in Europe and the injustice of unequal treatment and their advocacy work to end it.
However, across Europe, ATD activists have been standing up to this unjustified and
In this interview Magdalena Sepúlveda Carmona talks about why the Guiding Principles on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights are so important.
These obstacles prevent them from accessing things to which they have a right.
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
Some people have difficulty reading, writing, or speaking English.
Listening closely, a sculptor from Burkina Faso learns about poverty and helps create a collaborative sculpture in Switzerland.
He jumps right in alongside others who have come to help create this piece of art
Staying in touch during Covid-19. Excerpt from an ATD Volunteer Corps member’s journal.
You have to find out how people are doing.
A story of unfaltering determination Esther Rodriquez lives in New Mexico in the United States. Recently she took part in (…) Read more →
You know how you have flashbacks? My memories of my father are happy ones.
Budapest Gathering strengthens work of isolated groups working to overcome poverty. People came from Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Serbia and other countries.
They all have in mind the difficulties that people experiencing poverty are facing