Three refugee women, walking
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How, and why, to get to a refugee camp
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iACT Stands #WithRefugees
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The Message They Carry
This blog was originally posted on darfurunited.com and written by Rudy Sanchez, Darfur United Assistant Coach. During our stay, one of...
A Goal Without a Net
This blog was originally posted on darfurunited.com and written by Mark Hodson. We’ve all come a long way in terms of distance traveled...
The Ultimate Gift
This blog was originally posted on darfurunited.com We arrived in Ostersund with six staff members. If you ask the players, we will only...
Darfur United Joy
This blog was originally posted on darfurunited.com We walk off of the plane and a nice, sharp cold hits us. This is not southern...
Statement on the World Unity Cup
This statement was originally posted on darfurunited.com. Thank you so much for your support of the participation of the Darfur United...
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...
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...
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...
Top 10 Things I’ve Learned (on my 23rd visit to Darfuri refugee camps)
1. Once the hunger in their bellies is subdued, children’s hunger for learning and experiencing life flourishes. 2. “It has been a lost...
Come With Us, Meet Our Friends
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...
Human-Centered Design for Refugee Leadership Development
We’re back from the IDEO.org human-centered design bootcamp in Kampala, Uganda and my notebook is full of notes, drawings, and sticky...
“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...
building upon what they already have
I often hear friends and colleagues say with sympathy and amazement, “they have nothing and yet they still smile”. This is a common...
Sundays, Books and Connections
As I write this, its Sunday. I’m working, but happily so. A day of rest is conducive to sitting with my computer, coffee and no...
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