iACT 37: We Still Go
When the war started, we had to ask ourselves: Do we still go? Can we still implement teacher training now? The answer was yes.
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How iACT Builds Sustainable Partnerships
What makes iACT’s refugee- and community-led model so special?
Refugee-Led Program Expansion Begins in Chad with the Support of The UEFA Foundation for Children
The refugee-led expansion stands as an example of how iACT works to shift power in the humanitarian system.
iACT Family Comes Together to Fast Track COVID-19 Document Creation and Translation
Alongside our refugee team members and global volunteers, iACT created 8 COVID-19 fact sheets, translated into 12 languages.
Coronavirus Community Leader One-Pager – Printouts in Multiple Languages
Find information on how to protect yourself from COVID-19 in 13 different languages.
Witness the Impact of a True Community-Led Response
It is inspiring to witness iACT’s community leaders at work in response to the Coronavirus.
We are #iactunited. Join us.
Refugees and others affected by conflict and displacement face especially difficult challenges during a global crisis like the present one.
COVID Stay Safe at Home One-Pager (For Parents/Caregivers) – Printouts in Multiple Languages
These printouts repeat precautions that need to be taken, but also advise on how to talk about Coronavirus with children.
Katie-Jay’s Hope for 2020 impact: Return to Greece
That the Little Ripples program in Greece continues to shift and adapt is what makes it so revolutionary.
The iACT Way
"I longed to work with a team that was willing to start by listening and connecting rather than trying to 'fix' things."
Review of Little Ripples in camps Kounoungou and Mile, eastern Chad
Overall, the women leading the Little Ripples program in camps Kounoungou and Mile are exceeding our expectations.
Refugees should lead
Trusting refugees to lead, experiment, and problem solve is not a radical idea. It's common sense.
Introducing the First Burundian Coaches of the Refugees United Soccer Academy
Meet our new youth soccer coaches in Nduta Refugee Camp in Tanzania.
Infusing the Little Ripples Curriculum with Burundian Culture
The Little Ripples program came to life in Nduta Refugee Camp as teachers infused their own culture into the curriculum.
To make something small, stronger
New teachers speak to the importance of peace in their community.
Darfuri refugee women tackling issues in their community
Women employed by iACT's Little Ripples program are applying what they've learned from the leadership curriculum in their communities.
Darfuri Refugees Leading the Way
"What we are doing here benefits us, as we are learning and it also benefits the children."
Expanding Ripples
With services for refugees being cut, refugee empowerment -- in every aspect -- is essential.
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