Giving Poverty a Voice
The UK Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Network
– Above, members of the network arrive for a meeting at the Ministry of Justice From food to housing to (…) Read more
Equality laws and the value of lived experience
– Above, Thomas Mayes calls for lived experience to inform the socio-economic duty What is the consultation about? In April (…) Read more
Do you know your “everyday rights”?
Food on the table, decent work, the opportunity to build a family, a safe home free from mould — these (…) Read more
Human Rights Summer Festival: Bringing Everyday Rights to Life
Everyday rights — like safe housing, decent work, and the right to family life — are human rights too. This (…) Read more
The ethics of care for working with people in poverty
On 20 February, a webinar organised by the Parents, Families and Allies Network (PFAN) and ATD Fourth World sparked conversations (…) Read more
New book: The Empathy Fix
On 30 January 2025, ATD’s London centre was packed with ninety people all eagerly awaiting the launch of The Empathy (…) Read more
UK Government admits problems with children’s social care
Above: Aurelia Drayak, 19, speaks for ATD at the United Nations. On 13-14 February 2025, four members of ATD Fourth (…) Read more
ATD Fourth World Challenges the UK’s Record on Family Rights at the United Nations
Above: Members of GRIPP collaborate to write their UN submission of evidence Press release — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Geneva, Switzerland (…) Read more
Youth Voices update the United Nations about their experience of social care
The End Child Poverty Coalition and Youth Voices have collaborated to write a second submission for the examination of the (…) Read more
Updating the United Nations about rights abuses in children’s social care
– Artwork by Sophie Rhys We are proud to share our second submission to the United Nations Committee on Economic, (…) Read more