The Jungle Of Calais, Part 1: The Camp Without A Voice
UPDATE: French authorities have recently confirmed that demolition of the camp will be taking place within the coming weeks; the end date...
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“How might we improve education and expand learning opportunities for refugees around the worl
i-ACT has joined the Amplify Refugee Education Challenge, in order to contribute to solutions for improved learning opportunities for...
A Source of Inspiration for our Friend Amos
Editors Note: Originally posted on www.DarfurUnited.com by Sara-Christine Dallain. Words spoken today by our Chadian friend and UN...
N’Djamena Market Place
Editor’s Note: This post, written by Sara-Christine Dallain originally appeared on DarfurUnited.com Day one in Ndjamena. The place is...
In the Moment in Eastern Chad
i-ACT’s Gabriel Stuaring, James Thacher and the Little Ripples team are in eastern Chad documenting the stories of Darfuri refugees and...
A Long Day’s Journal
Exhausting. Up at 3:30am and out at the camp by 5. The players were all already up and getting ready for the trip to N’Djamena, for sure...
i-ACT Team Arrives in Chad
Gabriel and James have arrived in Chad and are making their way to the east, where they will reunited with the Darfur United players who...
The Dilemma
Eight years in the refugee camps in Chad. The refugees are from an Arabic and English speaking nation. Chad is a French speaking country....
Photos: Road to Djabal
The Team has made it to Goz Beida, the closest town to refugee camp Djabal and their home for the next few days. Here are the first...
Welcome to Kou Kou
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Paperwork out of the way, we now look east
[et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] A day in the capital does a job on you. Fighting the jetlag...
The Governor
The Governor of the Region de Dila, a large area in Eastern Chad around the town of Goz Beida, drinks Coke Zero. I was lucky that there...
First Steps
Busy N’Djamena day for the team. Busy and good. The streets of this capital city look so different from earlier trips. Camouflage...
Food Distribution in Camp Djabal
Monthly registered refugees receive food distribution from the World Food Program and partners. This includes soap, vegetable oil, salt,...
Travel Day Musings and Some Questions for You
4:00am – I woke up way too early and could not go back to sleep. The alarm was set for 5:15 am, so that we could be check-out, out by the...
Through Interaction
“It’s only through interaction that we learn.” Oscar is an animated and charismatic individual, but that is not what struck me most about...
Visiting UNHCR office in N’Djamena
Today was a bit of deja vu as we retuned to the UNHCR compound to get our filming permits. We made the best of our wait by interviewing...
NDJ
N’Djamena (NDJ), Chad is an interesting city, which has changed quite drastically over the last year. Many more streets are paved, and we...
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