NEWS & EVENTS

iACT's US team recently returned from a listening trip to Tijuana, Mexico to learn from parents and caregivers about the need for preschool.

On their September trip to eastern Chad, our US team made a list of some numbers to help us understand Little Ripples.

Learn how you can support children and families impacted by war and conflict this giving season.

Part Four in our series on iACT's community-led approach to humanitarian action focuses on how we measure impact.

Delve into the "how" of iACT's community-led approach through a case study of our Little Ripples early childhood education program.

Part One in iACT's series exploring our community-led approach.

iACT, an LA-based international organization, will hold its annual fundraising event, impACT, on September 30, in Manhattan Beach, CA.

When the war started, we had to ask ourselves: Do we still go? Can we still implement teacher training now? The answer was yes.

iACT continues its support of early childhood education for children of the Central African Republic.

Play is valuable for everyone. Learn how iACT infuses play into our trainings.

Meet Arafa Ibrahim Siraj Khamis, a Little Ripples coordinator in refugee camp Mile in eastern Chad.

Meet Nawal Othman Adam, a Little Ripples Education Director from Refugee Camp Kouchagine-Moura in Chad.

Meet Afrah, an education director with Little Ripples in refugee camp Kouchagine-Moura in eastern Chad.

Meet Dar al Salam Issag, a Little Ripples Education Director

Meet Salwa Al-Taher Hamid, a Little Ripples Education Director in refugee camp Touloum in eastern Chad.

Meet Mounira Al-Taher Hasaballah a Little Ripples Camp Coordinator in refugee camp Touloum in eastern Chad.

Welcome to She Leads, an iACT Voices series. Join us throughout March for interviews with the women who make iACT's programs possible.

What makes iACT’s refugee- and community-led model so special?

A completely refugee-led expansion of iACT youth soccer and early childhood education programs for Darfuri refugees in Chad.

This is just the beginning. iACT is committed to sustained work next to people like our new Little Ripples teachers in Bangui and Mbata.