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Together in Dignity

“Together in Dignity” brings together bloggers from four continents to reflect on a world without poverty and respectful of human rights and dignity. Inspired by the daily struggles of people living in poverty, we work to change perspectives on the world.

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ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Jul 25, 2019

Overcoming Advocacy Fatigue

On July 2–5, 2019, Michelle Baena Ciriacruz, from the Philippines participated in ATD Fourth World’s…

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Sep 11, 2018

Uncovering the Beauty in Finding One’s Dignity

By Svet Mendoza (Philippines)

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Mar 9, 2018

On the Road with Families in Manila

By Jeremy Ianni

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Feb 19, 2015

Relocated Families Look Back on Their Situation

By ATD Fourth World Philippines

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Jan 21, 2015

A PhD in Tire Repair

By Guy Malfait (Philippines)

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Dec 10, 2014

How can we end hunger?

By Anne-Sylvie Laurent (Philippines)

How can we end hunger? At ATD Fourth World (All Together in Dignity), we believe that an essential step to overcoming extreme poverty is to listen and reflect with people who experience these conditions every day. We listened…

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Nov 26, 2014

Life Under the Bridge

François Phliponeau, France

Very often, people who live in poverty are stigmatized, feeling excluded from society. This week, the French president declared that poverty is “a humiliation for the Republic.” But feelings of exclusion and humiliation, are not…

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Dec 11, 2013

Jenny

By: Guy Malfait (Philippines)

Yolanda / Haiyan was still an anonymous tropical formation somewhere in the Pacific. The…

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Nov 19, 2013

Let’s Just Help the Nice Ones

By Guy Malfait — The Philippines

ATD Fourth World in Together in Dignity

Oct 9, 2013

Dogs, Electric Shocks, and Poverty

By: Anne-Sylvie Laurent (Philippines)

I stumbled upon the concept of “Learned Helplessness” almost accidentally and I promise that it has something to do with dogs, electrical shocks, poverty and human beings.