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People of Darfur Wondering if the Genocide Will Ever End
by Gabriel Stauring | Jan 23, 2021
“This is not history. Genocide is happening now,”
Intern Spotlight: Daniella Hagopian
by iACT | Oct 27, 2020
iACT because… “I firmly believe that to genuinely have a positive, long-lasting effect on the refugee communities we work with, we must move with intention and purpose and center their wants and needs every step of the way.”
Intern Spotlight: Tanmay Sahni
by iACT | Oct 27, 2020
iACT because “I believe I have a lot to learn about and create change”.
Volunteer trips are inherently problematic: Understanding how voluntourism encourages a complacency towards white savior attitudes
by Dani Kercher | Sep 16, 2020
…before embarking on a volunteer trip, it is important to acknowledge the flawed aspects of the voluntourism industry.
Call for Black and/or African Illustrator for iACT’s Early Education Programs
by iACT | Jul 28, 2020
iACT is currently seeking an Illustrator to assist with illustrating, digitizing and constructing a children’s book for the Little Ripples and Global Citizens Early Childhood Education Programs.
Intern Spotlight: Ana Díaz Flores
by iACT | Jul 14, 2020
iACT because everyone deserves the opportunity to have the life they envision for themselves
Intern Spotlight: Guanhua Nie
by iACT | Jul 14, 2020
iACT because I believe in the power of making human connections, and I know we can build a better world together through a strength-based, and trauma-informed way.
Refugee-led On the Ground Action Continues
by iACT | Jul 10, 2020
"Hi friends. I wanted to thank all the iACT team in the world [...] because they are whole to help humanity to prevent the propagation of COVID-19 which is a plague." - Refugee Leader in Cameroon