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Last rainy season was very bad. It started late, and it stopped early. A refugee told us that he has faith that this will be a good,...

This blog was originally posted on DarfurUnited.com. What excited us the most was hearing about the coaches’ work off the field, outside...

This was first posted on LittleRipples.org Today was our first day in refugee camp Goz Amer since leaving Los Angeles six days ago. It...

This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org. Refugees from CAR have escaped unimaginable violence and now live in newly created...

“It’s a small world,” has become a cliche, but it sure does take a lot of time for us to get out to a refugee camp! After leaving LAX, it...

The Darfur United Soccer Academy is a comprehensive and replicable child development soccer program that trains and employs refugee men...

We are thrilled to announce that Little Ripples has been awarded a Dining for Women (DFW) grant to support Leadership and Human Rights...

The iACT Team On May 21st, over 180 people gathered for One Strong Kick to celebrate the success of iACT’s sports programs: the Darfur...

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1. Once the hunger in their bellies is subdued, children’s hunger for learning and experiencing life flourishes. 2. “It has been a lost...

iACT is extremely excited to announce that we’ve partnered with LA Galaxy for an evening benefiting Darfur United. The game, against the...

Little Ripples is a refugee-led early education education program that is adapted to the unique needs of refugee children, their...

You don’t see this everyday during tryouts! Unexpected Traffic at Darfur United Academy Coach Try-outs from i-ACT on Vimeo. To learn more...

This blog was originally posted on Darfur United by Bridget Grant. A beautiful, celebratory day! The newest Darfur United Soccer Academy...

This blog was originally posted on Darfur United by Gabriel Stauring. Kounoungou is the first refugee camp I ever visited, back in 2005....

The lack of plant life means there’s very little shade to be had, so there are much fewer people out and about than one usually sees in...

We are just days away from the launch of the fourth Darfur United Soccer Academy (DUSA) along the Chad-Sudan border. This week we’re in...

This blog was originally posted on Darfur United by Gabriel Stauring. Darfur United Soccer Academy – Peace, Kicks, and Hope from i-ACT on...

First, we have to get there. We’ll be waking up around 4:30am to be ready for the car that will pick us up at 5am. Then it’s a forty-five...

“Are you still sleeping?” – “Yes.” “Okay. Wake up!” Rami loved playing with his older sisters and brothers. One day, three people,...