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Women of Darfur

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,...

i-ACT21 Day 13: Community

DUSA Coaches: Proud To Be Serving Their Community By Sara-Christine Dallain Today we visited refugee camp Djabal and spent time with...

100 Year Journey from Armenia to Darfur

Yesterday morning I had the privilege of facilitating a live video call between Father Vazken Movsesian and In His Shoes in Glendale, CA...

i-ACT 21 Day 3: The i-ACT Way

Them is Us. By Sara-Christine Dallain “There is no us and them. When we take on this approach, we are ignoring our common humanity. Them...

Achta’s Story, Hunger In Darfur Refugee Camps

This blog was originally posted on Huffington Post on March 13, 2015. As a parent, how would it feel to put your children to sleep at...

Motherhood

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10 Things I’ve Learned (on my 14th trip to Chad)

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Achta: a refugee mother discusses education

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Breathing Sand

I have a cold which includes a headache, and I’m feeling miserable in one hundred degrees plus weather, and I’m breathing this fine sand...

Mangos, Guavas, and Lost Memories of Home

This year Darfuris have managed to grow a bit of these things outside the refugee camp. There was a lot of rain, which only ended about...