NEWS & EVENTS

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

A message from Oumda on why he continues to work for justice and peace for the people of Darfur.

Ramadan shares his story of living as a refugee in Chad for 20 years, meeting iACT, and what it meant to be a coach and community leader.

There are many ways you can take action to support the people of Sudan. Find out how.

"My friend Gabriel had a great vision for my life, he saw my potential. He saw me grow from a little boy until I became a father."

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

On World Refugee Day, look beyond the numbers and labels. Embrace people in their full humanity.

Your donation will enable our teams to visit households, invite children to iACT programs, and identify opportunities to expand.

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

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.

iACT celebrates GivingTuesday with #SpreadJoy campaign, joining millions around the world participating in the global generosity movement

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

We want to thank everyone who made the last few weeks possible.

Traveling to refugee camps Am Nabak, Djabal and Goz Amer, mindfulness advisor Eric McCullum explores the importance of building connection.

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

iACT33 was unique. This was the first time that teammates from the U.S. and Chad met with each other since we lost Katie-Jay and Gabriel.

The refugee-led expansion stands as an example of how iACT works to shift power in the humanitarian system.