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The Power of Being Intentional
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Helping and Sharing
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Meet Bello
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Little Ripples Training Continues in Cameroon
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Trip Report Available!
Click image to view the Trip Report. Last week, iACT team members Gabriel Stauring and Sara-Christine Dallain completed iACT’s 24th trip...
Meet the Coaches of Refugees United Soccer Academy – CAR!
1. Stanislas Stan (his nickname) is 32 years old and lives in a small, one-room home made of mud and brick with his younger 20-year-old...
A New Football Academy for My New Friend, Anu
This was originally posted on darfurunited.com I made a new buddy. His name is Anu. For the four days of visiting refugee site Gado, he...
Refugee Borders and Scars
Gado refugee site is barely 20 kilometers away from the border between Cameroon and Central African Republic (CAR). The site is on the...
The Start of a New Refugees United Soccer Academy
This blog was originally posted on DarfurUnited.com. When asked, “Who likes football? Tomorrow morning we start the first day of coach’s...
Walking on Gold
There is gold all around this region. No one knows how much. The locals “wash” the dirt and find small nuggets that they can then sell....
All or Nothing
Does it have to be? Ever since I first started visiting refugee camps in 2005, there has always been the pressure—and guilt—of knowing...
Meet Mairama
This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org. A typical day for Mairama is waking up and walking to the field. It takes about two...
Journey to Batouri
One 5-passenger truck, 5 passengers, 8.5-hour drive, 2 pit stops, dozens of check points, 1 “speeding” ticket, 1 nicely paved road, and 1...
Little Ripples for refugees in Cameroon
This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org. Refugees from CAR have escaped unimaginable violence and now live in newly created...
Announcing: Refugees United Soccer Academies
The Darfur United Soccer Academy is a comprehensive and replicable child development soccer program that trains and employs refugee men...
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