NEWS & EVENTS

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

iACT continues its support of early childhood education for children of the Central African Republic.

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

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

This is just the beginning. iACT is committed to sustained work next to people like our new Little Ripples teachers in Bangui and Mbata.

We are excited to announce that iACT has secured initial funding for our team to return to CAR this fall for the first time since 2017.

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

With a grant from the UEFA Foundation for Children, iACT will expand to four more refugee camps in eastern Chad.

Join the iACT team as our new education programs director!

iACT is hiring a freelance illustrator to work on a children's book for our refugee-led early childhood programs.

iACT is excited to announce our partnership with Dana Abraham, author of the children’s book In the Arms of the Grandmother Tree.

iACT believes that disability inclusion is a priority. Why? There are 70 million refugees today, and 13.2 million of these refugees are...

Plan International Tanzania and iACT are working together to leverage resources and expertise.

The Little Ripples program came to life in Nduta Refugee Camp as teachers infused their own culture into the curriculum.

New teachers speak to the importance of peace in their community.

A reflection on a life of contrast for the refugee community living in Tanzania.

An exciting new partnership between iACT and Plan International (Tanzania)

Meet two of our newest Little Ripples students and their mother, Hawa.

Training with Little Ripples means singing, playing, practicing, and questioning.

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