Giving Poverty a Voice
Angela Babb: ‘To have a voice, you need to meet people who respect you’
When your children get older, you see them trying to get a job—but they get their confidence knocked right off. Racism hurts too.
Creating dialogue
In this blog post I would like to share with you two examples of what poverty is and what living (…) Read more
European workshop on reaching out to the most excluded people and communities
A European workshop on the theme: “Toward those still missing’’ was held place in Sofia, Bulgaria, 25 to 28 May (…) Read more
Living in Poverty is a Denial of Human Rights
By Moraene Roberts Last summer, on a warm afternoon, a group of ATD Fourth World’s Giving Poverty a Voice project went to (…) Read more
“I’m Much More Than Someone Who Is Struggling”
(Excerpted with permission from Scotland’s Poverty Truth Commission blog) I couldn’t hear myself for the sound of the crowd, it was (…) Read more
Human rights and poverty: Giving Poverty a Voice
ATD Fourth World UK have been exploring the theme of human rights over the past year through our Giving Poverty a (…) Read more
Getting together and giving poverty a voice
In February the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) supported a number of charities and community groups in attending the Social Media (…) Read more
Provoking Questions on Putting Poverty on the Political Agenda
On 25th November last year the report “Our Lives: Challenging Attitudes to Poverty in 2015” was presented in the British (…) Read more
Changing perceptions through ownership of image
– Photo by Eva Sajovic in The Roles We Play In this article, Amanda Button writes about the importance of (…) Read more
Why Give Poverty a Voice?
Hi all, my name is Tammy. I am a mum to four kids and a wife. I am an activist, (…) Read more