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.
Overcoming Poverty Through Intergenerational Connections
Photo above: Street Library in New York, summer 2016 A member of ATD Fourth World who grew up in deep (…) Read more
Supporting the Right to Education and Culture
In 2017, ATD Fourth World invited people around the world to document real-life “Stories of Change”. These stories are about (…) Read more
“Story Garden Provides Positive Interactions within Families and Community”
Story Garden is an inter-generational family literacy program that takes place weekly at the flea market in Gallup, New Mexico. (…) Read more