Projects
Learn more about i-Activism’s work through our projects.
Visiting the Camps
i-ACT has been visiting the refugee camps in Eastern Chad since 2005. This project is called i-ACT, or interactive activism—where people connect to Darfur refugees on a personal level through videos and blog posts. Learn more…
i-ACT Exchange fosters communication between victims and survivors from Darfur, living in remote and unconnected areas, and concerned individuals and communities. Learn more…
Camp Darfur is an interactive educational event that brings attention to the ongoing genocide in Darfur, Sudan, and gives individuals the opportunity to discover their own power to make a difference. Learn more…
MY HOME: A Walk Through Children’s Memories of Darfur takes you through children’s journeys, a walk from a home that was destroyed. MY HOME is a multi-media exhibit. Learn more…
Refugee children have been asking us for books ever since we started visiting the camps in 2005. More than anything else, they see education and reading as the key to their future. Learn more…
i-ACT is documenting the creation of the first Darfur soccer team to represent all the tribes and refugees living in camps in eastern Chad. Learn more…
i-Play United is about a child’s right and need to play because, through play, children grow and learn. Learn more…
R2E: Human Rights Mobile Library
provides a space and the materials for refugee students to learn about human rights and their right to education! Learn more…
Partnerships
Sudan Now
Sudan Now is a campaign led by a group of prominent anti-genocide and human rights advocacy organizations committed to bringing meaningful and lasting peace to Sudan and encouraging strong American leadership and action to achieve this goal. The campaign challenges President Barack Obama and top U.S. administration officials to live up to their promises to take strong and immediate action to help end the international crisis in Sudan and bring a lasting peace to the people of that country. Participating organizations include the Enough Project at the Center for American Progress, Save Darfur Coalition, Genocide Intervention Network, Humanity United, i-ACT, and Investors Against Genocide. Learn more…
The Darfur Dream Team
The Darfur Dream Team is a dynamic partnership of organizations and professional basketball players working together on the Sister Schools Program, an initiative to connect American middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities with sister schools in 12 refugee camps in Chad. i-ACT facilitates the mutually beneficial and personal relationships between Darfuri refugee students and U.S. students helping support education in the camps. Learn more…