With My Own Two Hands | Song Around The World | ATD Fourth World | Playing For Change
We are thrilled to release this Song Around The World, “With My Own Two Hands,” by Ben Harper, part of a partnership with the international anti-poverty NGO, ATD Fourth World, and their #StopPoverty campaign. Wherever men and women are condemned to live in poverty, human rights are violated - but together, with our own two hands, we can build a world without poverty. We hope you enjoy the video and that you’ll join all of us around the world commemorating October 17, 2017: The 30th World Day to Overcome Extreme Poverty. Find out more at: atdfw.org/pfc About ATD Fourth World: ATD (All Together in Dignity) Fourth World is a movement of solidarity among and in collaboration with the most excluded families around the world. Founded in 1957 by Joseph Wresinski, ATD Fourth World brings together women and men from all cultures and social classes and is active in 34 countries. It is an international non-governmental organization with no religious or political affiliation. www.atd-fourthworld.org/ About Playing For Change: Playing For Change (PFC) is a movement created to inspire and connect the world through music, born from the shared belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. The primary focus of PFC is to record and film musicians performing in their natural environments and combine their talents and cultural power in innovative videos called Songs Around The World. Creating these videos motivated PFC to form the Playing For Change Band—a tangible, traveling representation of its mission, featuring musicians met along their journey; and establish the Playing For Change Foundation—a separate 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to building music and art schools for children around the world. Through these efforts, Playing For Change aims to create hope and inspiration for the future of our planet. JOIN THE MOVEMENT Subscribe to our newsletter: www.bit.ly/1x9CAfJ Become a Member: bit.ly/PFCmemYT www.facebook.com/PlayingForChange twitter.com/playing4change instagram.com/playing4change To learn more about the work of the PFC Foundation, visit www.playingforchange.org
