NEWS & EVENTS

Our hope has always been to ripple out to refugees and those working with displaced communities everywhere.

Comedy4Refugees, an iACT benefit streamed online, will feature Cory Kahaney and Flip Schultz.

Alongside our refugee team members and global volunteers, iACT created 8 COVID-19 fact sheets, translated into 12 languages.

Find information on how to protect yourself from COVID-19 in 13 different languages.

This one-pager discusses the myths that are circulating about Coronavirus through word of mouth and social media.

“Is there a message you would like to share with other people around the world?”

iACT's US staff surveyed our refugee and conflict-affected teammates across the globe to find out how we can support them.

Our intention is to listen to refugee and asylum-seeking community members, to see them, and to walk beside them in their journey.

A trip to eastern Chad left me further awed at the simple power of sitting quietly, paying attention to breath and body.

Trusting refugees to lead, experiment, and problem solve is not a radical idea. It's common sense.

There will be a 2-day tryout opportunity for Darfur United Men's Soccer Team in LA this July.

On May 5th, the iACT community came together at our annual event, One Strong Kick.

Refugee women and girls are disproportionately affected by conflict and displacement.

Gerald, a Burundian refugee, shares about his wife Alice and his life before the war.

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

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.

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

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...