Participatory Research
Participatory research projects are a tool for including people living in extreme poverty in the search for solutions to their own situations. No one knows better than people who confront poverty on a daily basis just what it will take to end it.
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Extreme Poverty, Violence and Peace
“I was surrounded by violence, […] badly treated from a young age. […] We don't (...)
Poverty: Should We Stay Silent?
In 2019 ATD Fourth World in Bolivia presented a new report on dimensions of poverty. Developed using participatory research methods, (…) Read more
Putting Children First: New Frontiers in the Fight Against Child Poverty in Africa
Left to right: Keetie Roelen, Yisak Tafere (book editors), Martin Kalisa (ATD), and Sir Richard Jolly (development expert) On 18 (…) Read more
Lived Experience Highlighted in New UK Report on Poverty
This article first appeared on Amnesty International UK / Blogs. The authors are Tom Croft and Moraene Roberts, National Coordination (…) Read more