For more than 60 years, ATD Fourth World has brought together those who wish to commit to ending extreme poverty and building a more just society that respects fundamental rights and the equal dignity of all. Founded in 1957 by Joseph Wresinski and residents of a slum in Noisy-le-Grand and now present in more than 30 countries, ATD Fourth World is an international non-governmental movement with no religious or political affiliation. To fight against destitution, ATD Fourth World relies on three complementary modes of action: Taking action on the ground with people living in poverty to unite around a common struggle and ensure the application of rights. ATD Fourth World carries out multiple field projects covering a wide spectrum. Breaking with assistance practices, all are designed and built with the people involved. Acting with institutions to change laws and practices, involving people living in poverty. ATD Fourth World conducts a range of actions aimed at influencing the decisions of political leaders that impact the lives of the most excluded people and their access to rights: housing, health, education, work and training, culture, participation… To formulate credible…