NEWS & EVENTS

These printouts repeat precautions that need to be taken, but also advise on how to talk about Coronavirus with children.

This one-pager discusses the myths that are circulating about Coronavirus through word of mouth and social media.

“Is there a message you would like to share with other people around the world?”

iACT's US staff surveyed our refugee and conflict-affected teammates across the globe to find out how we can support them.

Here are 3 ways you can take action to help support our refugee leaders across the globe.

In these times of uncertainty and concern around the world, the iACT family is with you.

iACT is excited to announce our partnership with Dana Abraham, author of the children’s book In the Arms of the Grandmother Tree.

“For the world, I tell them to let there be peace, no violence, and no racism.”

Setting goals for the year ahead, focused on making an impact.

That the Little Ripples program in Greece continues to shift and adapt is what makes it so revolutionary.

For us, “impact” is so much more than numbers.

Striving to ignite systems change in humanitarian work.

"I longed to work with a team that was willing to start by listening and connecting rather than trying to 'fix' things."

Overall, the women leading the Little Ripples program in camps Kounoungou and Mile are exceeding our expectations.

iACT’s approach from the very beginning was to listen first, create solutions together, and never forget the human being in front of you.

I am happy to announce Katie-Jay Scott and Sara-Christine Dallain as iACT co-executive directors.

We are looking for a rockstar project manager!

Murtada was 12 years old when I met him in a primary classroom in refugee camp Djabal.

This year we are proudly celebrating 10 years of listening, 10 years of action, and 10 years of supporting refugee leaders creating...

In March, UNWOMEN hosted its 63rd annual Convention on the Status of Women (CSW). The CSW is the principal global intergovernmental body...