By Janine Béchet On March 17 2020, France went into lockdown for two months. Janine Béchet is an ATD Volunteer (…) Read more →
“Sit down,” says a man. “Do you want a coffee?” I introduce us.
For two years now, a diverse team of twelve people have been carrying out a research project called Education for (…) Read more →
The man stopped his wife from working, while himself he doesn’t have work.
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. The national headquarters of ATD Fourth World in (…) Read more →
to say: ‘The eradication of poverty does not depend on the government, or a rich man
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more →
Finding a job Joseph, a great man,was totally invested in the people living in this
Botschaft von Isabelle Pypaert Perrin, Generaldelegierte der Internationalen Bewegung ATD Vierte Welt zum Anlass des internationalen Tags der Überwindung der (…) Read more →
Väter und Mütter in Grossbritanien, die systematisch schlecht gemacht werden, die man
This article is imported from our 2017 Stop Poverty Campaign web site. In July’s humid heat of Dakar, a group (…) Read more →
group of young people met on three occasions to reflect on the thinking of “the man
By Romain Fossey For several years, I was able to join an adventure: meeting people who lived and/or worked in (…) Read more →
When a malnourished woman shares her meal with the man she loves, that is dignity
In Democratic Republic of Congo, a neighbourhood outcast, once called a sorcerer, becomes a respected leader in the community.
The Tapori children and adults allowed me to escape my isolation and today I’m a man
“All children have plenty of ability, but they don’t all have opportunities. What you bring to the neighbourhood, this is (…) Read more →
One man who is homeless participated in the Festival by sharing his skills a bracelet
ATD Fourth World addresses UN Social Forum with powerful statement on institutional maltreatment of people living in poverty.
He quoted a man from the UK who said that “Poverty is to be treated like cattle
