We have just left the camps and are now working our way back towards N’djamena, the capital city of Chad. In
Category: i-ACT 8: June 15 – 24, 2009
i-ACT Team is back in Darfuri refugee camps in Chad for 10 consecutive days of video webcasts. They’ve arrived safely in Abeche, one step closer to the camps!
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Our Team
I am going to share maybe a little too much about my team mates, and too bad if they don’t like
Mission
It feels cool to hear our team’s time out here in Eastern Chad called a “mission.” They ask, “How long is
Buried under Passion
I am feeling a bit down today. We were up early in Guereda this morning, even though we had a little
Bonus and Best of Pictures i-ACT8
i-ACT8 Bonus
We begin our journey home today from Guereda to Abeche to N’Djamena to Paris and finally to Los Angeles. Ian goes
Day 10 Action: Darfur 101
Many people still ask, Who or What is Darfur? I know that each and every one of us has at least
Day 11 Action: Hope Lies in the Babies
During this i-ACT we have called the White House, Special Envoy Gration and sent text messages to Secretary of State Clinton.
Camp Kounoungo
There are about 8 cars in our convoy to Camp Kounoungo this morning. Ten people in our Toyota which has a
Fasting
“We run with only the clothes on our body, nothing else.” I’m trying to go through the day thinking of that