NEWS & EVENTS

InterAction, the leading alliance of international NGOs and partners in the United States, issued the following statement:

In the conclusion of this blog series, iACT explores why our hope is for all NGO's to adopt a community-led approach to humanitarian action.

Part Four in our series on iACT's community-led approach to humanitarian action focuses on how we measure impact.

Delve into the "how" of iACT's community-led approach through a case study of our Little Ripples early childhood education program.

Here are four key reasons why iACT embraces a community-led approach to humanitarian action.

Part One in iACT's series exploring our community-led approach.

iACT, an LA-based international organization, will hold its annual fundraising event, impACT, on September 30, in Manhattan Beach, CA.

Meet our executive director, Sara-Christine Dallain

Work with our team as we map the humanitarian system and its trends.

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

iACT and Girls of Armenia Leadership Soccer (GOALS) have partnered to expand youth soccer to children affected by the war in Artsakh.

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

Before embarking on a volunteer trip, it is important to acknowledge the flawed aspects of the 'voluntourism' industry.

Striving to ignite systems change in humanitarian work.

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

iACT’s approach from the very beginning was to listen first, create solutions together, and never forget the human being in front of you.

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

A young woman, speaking for her group, said: “They do not recognize the value of a refugee.”

A letter from our friends in Tanzania, currently living in Nduta Refugee Camp.

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