NEWS & EVENTS

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

"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."

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

Join us for a panel discussion on the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis in Darfur.

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

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

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.

An exciting update from the refugee-led expansion of Little Ripples in eastern Chad.

Nothing has changed on the ground in Darfur, and despite Darfuris yelling, no one is hearing them.

iACT was selected by UEFA as one of 55 projects they will support to bring the magic of soccer to children across the globe.

From his very first visit to a refugee camp, Gabriel saw the potential for soccer to help people heal from their monstrous trauma.

"I longed to work with a team that was willing to start by listening and connecting rather than trying to 'fix' things."

Refugees don’t just deserve a seat at the table. They should be building the table, creating the menu, and inviting the guests.

The game of football is powerful in and of itself. It can be transformational.

Women employed by iACT's Little Ripples program are applying what they've learned from the leadership curriculum in their communities.

Purpose, combined with hope, is an incomparable energy...

"What we are doing here benefits us, as we are learning and it also benefits the children."

With services for refugees being cut, refugee empowerment -- in every aspect -- is essential.

iACT's Global Citizens curriculum to be a part of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center's Myself, My Community.