Join us on 17th October!

Please join us for an immersive and dynamic evening full of art and talent, from photography, to poetry, to theatre.

On young people and libraries

An interview about libraries, a poet laureate programme, and societal shifts. 

Poverty by the sea

What is it like to live in poverty near seaside places where others come only for holidays?

ATD’s inclusive governance

At our annual Away Day, lived experience activists and directors reviewed achievements and challenges and brainstormed together.

Interview: ‘I wanted to give something back’

Brian speaks about why he volunteered with ATD and about how it connects to his more recent work with men who have been homeless

Interviewing a policy maker about family preservation

The Child Welfare Organising Project has made a huge difference in New York City.

University of Essex report

The Human Rights Local team calls for transformative change to child services

Remembering Jean-Luc Penet

Living and creating with “down-and-outs” invigorated Jean-Luc, who happily created intentional community ahead of its time

European Family Advocacy Project

Belgian and British activists are discussing examples of personal battles with regards to child protection services

Amnesty: “Poverty in UK violates human rights”

The Summer 2023 issue of Amnesty UK’s magazine for members features an 8-page cover story about ATD’s work as part o GRIPP

Well-being breaks: the freedom to leave home

Please support well-being

People in poverty describe financial insecurity as “a spider’s web, almost impossible to get out of”. Due to the cost-of-living crisis, many families face even (…)