NEWS & EVENTS

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.

iACT stands in solidarity with the children and families who continue to ask for their right to live in safety and peace.

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.

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?

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.

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