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...
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A Day at Little Ripples
Little Ripples is a refugee-led early education education program that is adapted to the unique needs of refugee children, their...
The Ripples are Real
This blog was originally posted on Little Ripples by Felicia Lee. My eyes filled up with tears today. Now, don’t go feeling bummed out...
First Reactions from Camp Goz Amer by iACT Executive Director
[su_vimeo url=”https://vimeo.com/156708336″ width=”700″ height=”400″] This blog was originally posted on LittleRipples.org. “It’s another...
Today We Honor the Teachers
Our teachers at Little Ripples are just those type of women. They are at the school each day to teach a curriculum grounded in the...
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...
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...
Bashir and Bashar vs Adam and Hassan
Bashir and Bashar love football (soccer) and are members of the Darfur United Soccer Academy at refugee camp Djabal. Adam is a teacher...
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 Training and Assessment
The i-ACT team continues their time in refugee camp Goz Amer with the new teachers and students of Little Ripples! Here are a few...
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...
Letter of the Week: Unexpected Opportunity
On Wednesday April 17, i-ACT set up Camp Darfur at Brentwood School in Los Angeles, CA. Students from Martha Kermott’s sophomore class...
i-ACT Project Updates: Fall 2012
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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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The Hearts of Darfur
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Hot Djabal
Not many people could be seen walking around the camp. The temperature was above 100 degrees, and it does not make sense to be out being...
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