17th of October
‘Poverty feels like walking around in a constant maze’
Above: Lareine Kenmogne discusses child poverty and hunger For the 2020 UN International Day to End Poverty and Challenge Poverty (…) Read more
What does it feel like to be heard?
Above: Aimee, of the APLE Collective, explains: ‘Being heard would look like being part of a socially aware and loving (…) Read more
Invitation: A human rights bridge out of poverty
– Drawing by Graham Ogilvie On 21 January from 11 am to 1:30 pm, please join us for a webinar (…) Read more
World Day for Overcoming Poverty: ‘Are You Prepared to Listen?’
On 19 October 2019, the World Day for Overcoming Poverty was observed in Bermondsey (London) near the above statue of (…) Read more
‘Too Many Hurdles’
This blog is a guest post from a friend of ATD Fourth World. Hi. My name is Hazel, and I (…) Read more
Londoners Are Invited: Saturday 19 October 2019
To mark the World Day for Overcoming Poverty, please join us at 12:30 at the Bermondsey Wall East (SE16 4NB) (…) Read more
Voices from Marginalised Communities Showing Solidarity
Lighting up the UK map on the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty By the Addressing Poverty with Lived (…) Read more
UN International Day to End Poverty – 17th October
This commemorative stone in George Square, Glasgow, honours the courage and dignity of people in poverty. It was inaugurated on (…) Read more
‘Let Me Tell You About Social Discrimination’
To mark the World Day for Overcoming Poverty in London on 17 October 2018, one woman gave this speech: I (…) Read more
Book Launch Connects Poverty to International Human Rights
On 13 June 2019, Josephine Coker of CokerJay Consultancy organised a launch at ATD Fourth World’s London centre of an (…) Read more