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As a result of our programs, hundreds of male and female refugees are trained and employed to adapt and lead education, sports, and human rights programs in their communities.
17 years
is the average length of stay for a refugee in a refugee camp
304,650
Darfur refugees living in eastern Chad
21 million
refugees worldwide
12
refugee camps in eastern Chad
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iACT x Miry’s List: Creating Ripples Together
Miry’s List is a movement of neighbors and friends dedicated to welcoming newly arrived refugee families into their community through inspired crowdsourcing solutions.
Refugee-Led Program Expansion Begins in Eastern Chad with the Support of The UEFA Foundation for Children
The expansion of Little Ripples (LR) and the Refugees United Soccer Academy (Academy) is well underway with the help of the recent grant from the UEFA Foundation for Children…
Joy and Soccer for the Children of Artsakh
In just a few weeks, I will be part of an iACT team departing Los Angeles International Airport for Yerevan, Armenia. Our bags will be filled with pop-up goals, training ladders, pinnies, soccer balls, and cones. The purpose is to launch soccer Academies in order to support the social and emotional wellbeing of children and youth affected by the war in Artsakh, also known as Nagorno Karabakh, a self-declared country backed by the Armenian government.