Street Library
Street Libraries are open cultural spaces that invite children to discover the pleasure of reading and art activities and learn to recognize the strength of their own communities. In a central square, a park, a stairwell, or on the side of a mountain, these activities reach children and families too often left behind.
International Day of the African Child in Tanzania
History of the International Day of the African Child Established by the African Union on 16 June 1991, the International (…) Read more
The Power of a Respectful Community
Anyone visiting the Gallup Flea Market in the last ten years has probably seen ATD Fourth World’s Story Garden. Located (…) Read more
From Child Participant to Program Organizer
Three young people from a background of poverty are now supporting ATD’s work in the Philippines. Here they talk about (…) Read more