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When I First Met Adam

“We’re looking for a teacher named Adam,” I asked the first man we saw, when we arrived at a refugee camp

Almost every Armenian I have met tells me, “Genocide is in my blood.” And I see this in the constant work

I got up early to do some serious packing. Even after leaving communication equipment, soccer balls and clothing, and eating some

I haven’t had much of a chance to write anything since we arrived here in Chad. There has been so much

Despite their best efforts, the team is still stuck in N’Djamena after some airplane trouble. On top of that, it looks

Hello my friend How are you ? I get your messages. Thank you all of you for your best efforts you

On July 14th, 2011, the government of Sudan and the LJM Darfur rebels signed an agreement in Doha. I received this message

This last week, The Guardian posted an interview with president of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir. In this interview, he said that he

Back home, I’m connected at all times. My Blackberry is attached to my hand. I don’t think it could fall out,

In the midst of preparing for the i-ACT team’s departure this morning, I received this deeply touching video from our Armenian