Quick Tips: Organizing an Event at Your School
One of the things I love the most about my job is working with student groups. They are the most creative in designing their events. Not...
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LOS ANGELES-BASED NGO DEPARTS FOR 16th VISIT TO DARFURI REFUGEE CAMPS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Katie-Jay Scott Stauring, ktj@iact.ngo, 310-738-0285 i-ACT to open preschool program for Darfuri children...
Little Ripples Teacher Profile: Haleyma
Haleyma, now twenty-one, was twelve years old when she started first grade of primary school—a week after she arrived in refugee camp Goz...
Goz Amer Community
In preparing for the opening of the first Little Ripples early childhood education center, the i-ACT team met with community and tribe...
Little Ripples Teacher Training Day #1
It was an another amazing and productive day! We finally began our teacher training! Jocelyn and I had 19 young women candidates to work...
Little Ripples: Planning and Preparing for Teacher Training
Today was such a productive day! The team got the chance to talk with a few of the primary teachers today. Ahmed Hassan Yagoub, who...
Partner Highlight: Alexxa of Triangles of Truth
i-ACT has been working with Triangles of Truth for over two years. Their global network of students and advocates support education...
Notes and Pictures from Travels to Visit Refugee Friends
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Goz Amer R2E Mobile Human Rights Library Update
Hello Mr Gabriel, Mrs Katie-Jay, how are you? I am mr. yagoub abdohadi [crombo] and i am a friend in lebrary in camp goz amer. I join in...
UPDATE: Human Rights Mobile Library
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Why do you go to school?
Then I asked my 12 years old daughter, Why you are going to school every day? She answered, Because I want to learn French and English. I...
Rahma on Education
Rahma and Gabriel discuss education. #school #refugeecamps #secondaryschool #Darfurrefugees #easternChad #HumanRights #Education #R2E
Job Opening: R2E Librarian
Teacher Abdulaziz is excited about the R2E Library and is going in to high gear to help us find the right librarian. He said that this...
An Open Prison
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Educate and Connect
The i-ACT team spent the last day in camp Goz Amer working on multiple projects that will improve education and connect students from...
The (Refugee) Social Network
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The Hearts of Darfur
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Horizon
There are so many challenges and obstacles for the refugees to have full, healthy, and dignified lives. The obvious one, they should not...
CommKit in Goz Amer
Darfuri students at Goz Amer are introduced to CommKit, a two-way satellite-based communication system that will allow them to send...
Inscriptions
I’ve been collecting images of chalk drawings from the walls of Djabal’s mud brick classrooms. Some kids use them to practice their...
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