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“Football —to me— is everything. Football is support. Football is health. It means relationships and it means peace.” This morning I...

Refugee Women of Darfur from i-ACT on Vimeo. “The women are really the power that runs these camps.” I said that more than ten years ago,...

iACT23: Little Ripples Ponds from i-ACT on Vimeo. This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org by Gabriel Stauring. Today we got...

This blog was originally posted on Little Ripples by Felicia Lee. My eyes filled up with tears today. Now, don’t go feeling bummed out...

[su_vimeo url=”https://vimeo.com/156708336″ width=”700″ height=”400″] This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org. “It’s another...

We left LAX on Saturday on our 23rd trip to refugee camps along the Chad-Sudan border. After a four hour layover in Paris, we landed in...

iACT trips to eastern Chad are not only an opportunity for us to advance our work and deepen our relationships with the Darfuri refugees,...

LOS ANGELES, December 10, 2015 – California-based Jewish World Watch and iACT call for increased attention to the 350,000 Darfuri...

There is something special about continuing to stand beside a refugee population that is no longer worthy of global media coverage or the...

However much diligence the team members are putting into their task, the fact that many families are currently, on average, 30 kilometers...

Darfur United Soccer Academy (DUSA) coaches Thouhilia, Sadiya, Issag and Souliman had a challenging day at DUSA recently. DUSA in Goz...

During our conversation I learned that many things have changed over the past couple years for Haleyma. At 23 years of age, she is now...

I set out for the morning of training with a pep in my step. I was giddy at the opportunity to positively impact and shift the way...

The Darfur United Soccer Academy in camp Goz Amer is scheduled to begin at 2pm each day. However, everyday, starting as early as 11am,...

This morning, we experienced yet another happy reunion when our assessment team arrived (early!) for a review session. Yippee! Everyone...

In the morning, we held our final training session for prospective coaches and the group was buzzing with nervous, excited energy. After...

While speaking with some refugees today, they expressed their thankfulness for their health, as well as for the supporters whom they know...

Over the past few years of traveling with iACT to eastern Chad, I’ve had the opportunity to meet and work alongside a diverse group of...

I received my Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations with a focus on conflict studies from Maastricht University in the Netherlands...

I am a Canadian graduate in International Studies at York University in Toronto. The term ‘genocide’ has always meant something to me. My...