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17 years
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304,650
Darfur refugees living in eastern Chad
21 million
refugees worldwide
12
refugee camps in eastern Chad
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Revving Our Engines for CAR
The ongoing pandemic has brought starts and stops for all of us. Yet for the iACT community, reaching out to displaced communities is a constant. We are excited to announce that iACT has secured initial funding for our team to return to the Central African Republic...
Mindfulness and Soccer in Armenia
I had the good fortune to recently spend 10 days or so in Armenia with Gabriel and Katie-Jay launching a soccer academy for coaches and kids affected by the war in Artsakh. My role was to bring the mindfulness piece of the puzzle and to share some simple practices and...
Trust the Process: Launching the Academy in Armenia
Last week, iACT traveled to Armenia to launch football academies to support the social and emotional wellbeing of children impacted by the recent war in Artsakh (also known as Nagorno Karabakh).