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Writing the history of the people of the Fourth World<\/h2>\n

\u201cHere, I feel at home.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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In the beginning, a man and a will<\/h1>\n

All over the world, extreme poverty is ignored and even sometimes denied. One man stood up to address this denial: Joseph Wresinski, the founder of ATD Fourth World<\/a>. He was determined to challenge the community of thinkers, researchers, academics and leaders of the political and economic world on the question of extreme poverty \u2013 a community which, in his eyes, too often forgets the positive contribution of those who experience extreme poverty daily and those who commit themselves by their side. He invited them to bring justice and humanity back at the heart of our societies and rethink the policies designed to fight against poverty, involving all the people concerned, acknowledging them as experts and not just as mere witnesses.<\/p>\n

From the very beginning, Joseph Wresinski insisted on everything being written down and documented so as to keep track of the commitment and combat of the activists<\/a>, friends, volunteers<\/a> and allies<\/a> who are committed to eradicate poverty.<\/p>\n

Today, this ambition is carried out by the Joseph Wresinski Archives and Research Centre (JWC), situated in Baillet-en-France. From the outset, through writings, photos, sound recordings, films and works of art, the people involved in ATD Fourth World have built up a heritage destined to be gradually enriched over time. These archives are the source of a history of the actions to overcome extreme poverty and of the struggles to eradicate it.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\u201cThe JWC\u201d<\/i>, says an ATD Fourth World volunteer, \u201cis one of the only places keeping a record of the fight of the poorest against poverty. It stands for our ambition to have the people of the Fourth World taken into account in our neighbourhoods, our cities and our countries\u201d.<\/i><\/div>\n
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\u00abMany people don’t like us and wish we had never existed; but here at the Centre, now that I have visited it, I know that we can no longer be ignored\u00bb.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

(Mariangeles, an activist from Spain).<\/p>\n

The Joseph Wresinski Archives and Researches Center code of ethics <\/a><\/p>\n

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The JWC \u2013 a university of action against poverty<\/b><\/h1>\n

Over the years the JWC received hundreds of requests and visits from people living in extreme poverty, students, actors in the field and academics. These requests are testament to the various objectives being achieved:<\/p>\n