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Category: Day 1: Jan 19, 2008

Gabriel and Katie-Jay’s first day in the camps! They visit Camp Kounoungo and revisit Jacob, the school inspector. They also meet Fatina, who shares her story with us.

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G and KTJ’s replies to comments, En Français »

TIA, This is Africa

TIA, This is Africa

Day 1: Jan 19, 2008

I loved the movie Blood Diamond for so many reasons. It was conspiracy based, incredibly informative and exciting. Plus it had

Returning to Camp Kounoungou

Returning to Camp Kounoungou

Day 1: Jan 19, 2008

i-ACT Day 1 means the start of a ten day marathon of non-stop activity. It’s been busy pre-i-ACT, but now it

Aikram! Snap, Switch, Show and Shriek

Aikram! Snap, Switch, Show and Shriek

Day 1: Jan 19, 2008

I wake before the alarm on my watch starts beeping and 6:45am flashes in indigo. Today we go to Kounougo!Our land

10 Day Challenge!

Day 1: Jan 19, 2008, i-ACT 4: Jan 19 - 28, 2008

In i-ACT tradition, we are pleased to announce the return of the i-ACT Challenge! We’d like to show our appreciation to

More pictures from today

More pictures from today

Day 1: Jan 19, 2008

All i-ACT pictures available at flickr.

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