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Connecting Communities through the Love of the Game: Refugees United Soccer Academy and Thunder Shots Collaboration
As the world’s leading and most popular sport, soccer can play a significant role in bringing people from all walks of life together. From the Champions League to recreational youth leagues on dirt and grass pitches in every corner of the world, countless people come...
People of Darfur Wondering if the Genocide Will Ever End
“This is not history. Genocide is happening now,”
Intern Spotlight: Daniella Hagopian
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
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
…before embarking on a volunteer trip, it is important to acknowledge the flawed aspects of the voluntourism industry.
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Call for Black and/or African Illustrator for iACT’s Early Education Programs
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
iACT because everyone deserves the opportunity to have the life they envision for themselves
Intern Spotlight: Guanhua Nie
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.