Three refugee women, walking
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Starting My Day in Eastern Chad
i-ACT’s Gabriel Stuaring and James Thacher are in eastern Chad documenting the stories of Darfuri refugees. This trip, i-ACT #16,...
My Fasting Days
I eat so much. Every day. It’s strange: I think about food so much, and at the same time–I take it for granted. It’s always there, always...
Pazocalo: Message from Ali
This is a great video from Ali living in Camp Djabal. Hello my friends, how are you? Here is my farm. I am plaphing [clearing] it from...
Darfur United: More than a soccer team
The iACT team has posted many blogs, photos and videos to darfurunited.com! It has already been an emotional journey for all involved...
The Life of Darfuri Women
Dear Gabriel, here is the report about the women’s rights in my community. Women in my community suffer discrimination, negligence and...
Girl and Boy Go For Water
In Camp Goz Amer, young girls take care of younger siblings, when parents have to do other jobs and chores to provide for their families....
Breathing Sand
I have a cold which includes a headache, and I’m feeling miserable in one hundred degrees plus weather, and I’m breathing this fine sand...
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...
Donkey – Burro – Ass: More Than Just A Joke
The kids get such a kick out of seeing me take a picture of a donkey, and even more if it’s In the camp, the donkeys mean so much, beside...
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