Commenting back 9:05 pm Chacho! No sabes el gusto que me dio leer tu comentario. Me saludas mucho a tu familia
Category: i-ACT 1: Nov 21 – Dec 10, 2005
Join Gabriel and Chis on i-ACT’s first trip to Chad. For 21 consecutive days, the Genocide Intervention Fund (GIF) and StopGenocideNow.org will webcast the immediacy of the ongoing genocide in Darfur directly from the field with the new awareness campaign i-ACT (Interactive Activism).
i-ACT will travel to the Chad/Dafur border and visit refugee camps. Along with technical assistance from volunteers, they will use the power of the Internet to put a face to the mind-numbing numbers of dead, dying and displaced.
Today’s Action
What can you do to help? Tell us how you plan to continue taking action. Please make a commitment and send
i-ACT Day Nineteen
In Africa it’s already 12/10 Day 20, Gaga and AU 10:20 pm It felt so good to just lose myself in
Today’s Action
Please don’t stop ACTing Yesterday Gabriel wrote in his journal (blog), “Please don’t stop acting.” Today, scroll down this Action Page
i-ACT Day Eighteen
10:04pm More on security Yesterday, Chris and I briefed UNHCR about our trip, focusing mostly on security issues refugees and others
Today’s Action
Share your thoughts Thank you for supporting i-ACT. We are coming to the final days of the trip. Share your thoughts
i-ACT Day Seventeen
Commenting Back 11:36pm Cynthia: Thanks! I was feeling a bit down just now. Your comment brought me back, still a bit
Today’s Action
Tell a favorite teacher about i-ACT …and ask them to demonstrate it to their students. You don’t have to be a
i-ACT Day Sixteen
7:56 PM Commenting back Dear Shelley (MSMC): You sent this comment a while back, Hello from MSMC! I was finally able
Today’s Action
Today is a National Call-In Day for AU Peacekeeper Funding Urgent action alert from our friends and partners of i-ACT at