iACT

06/01/2026

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Come be a part of AMPLIFi, iACT's community-led media initiative. Through this internship you will have the opportunity to support citizen journalism in Chad and the Central African Republic while building your skills in editing video for social media.

Learn more here:
https://www.iact.ngo/post/iact-internship-video-editor-digital-media-intern

05/27/2026

Mahasine is so proud of her little brother and all he is learning at Little Ripples.

"Mohammed knows so much more than when he started."
-Mahasine, Little Ripples sibling

05/25/2026

This World Football Day, iACT is taking the time to celebrate our young players as well as their parents and the communities that recognize the importance of investing in their children’s future.

05/22/2026

We love getting photos from our teams! Here is a dispatch from our Refugees United Soccer Academy in refugee camp Oure Cassoni in eastern Chad.

05/20/2026

Check out this video created by The Sentry.

The is renowned for its support of civil and human rights. They are also partnering with the United Arab Emirates, who is sponsoring groups committing some of the world’s worst human rights violations in Sudan and DR Congo.

: End the Emirates partnership while the UAE continues to arm and fund the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan.

Learn more at bloodontheball.org.

05/19/2026

Meet Mariam and Mouzen, and hear about the impact of the Little Ripples daily meal program.

"The food that Mouzen (my daughter) gets, frees up food for others in the family. I am able to do my work outside of the house because I know that my daughter is in a safe place and learning."

- Mariam, Little Ripples parent

05/15/2026

Photo Essay: High school volunteer, Shayal, shares his experience of visiting iACT's Refugees United Soccer Academy in Mexico.



https://www.iact.ngo/post/photo-essay-spreading-joy-through-soccer-in-mexico

05/11/2026

Zahara, whose 3-year-old Inamm attends on of iACT's Little Ripples preschools in eastern Chad, shares with us how meaningful the program is to her and her family.

"She tells me about poems, drawing on papers, reading, and reviewing their lessons. They get to learn many new things. They know how to wash their hands, and she is respectful to others." - Zahara, Little Ripples parent

05/09/2026

In Bangui, Central African Republic, parents and teachers take part in a training about the inclusion and participation of girls in soccer activities – something that is often overlooked.
With funding from we are working together to make sure girls can play, too!

This campaign is about more than just soccer. It's also community awareness and education.

05/08/2026

Thank you USA for UNHCR for including iACT. What an amazing group of organizations to stand alongside.

The World Cup is not only a celebration of sport, but also an opportunity for athletes to use their voices to promote peace, solidarity, and awareness for communities affected by conflict and displacement.

We hope players recognize the influence and platform they have and take this opportunity to use it.

Learn more about 15 organizations using soccer to promote refugee inclusion across the United States.