NATA’s “Refugee Relief During COVID-19” Interview with Alexandra Nuttall-Smith, ATC, MPT (iACT Director of Health and Wellness)
The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) featured an interview titled “Refugee Relief During COVID-19”
Darfur United Sets Sight on World Football Cup in North Macedonia
Players and staff, even though they are not together in the same location, are currently independently preparing while being virtually connected…
Darfur United Featured in United We Stand, the Manchester United Fanzine
Darfur United is featured in the September issue of United We Stand, the Manchester United Fanzine!
sportanddev.org caught up with iACT director of programs
What is the impact of the Beyond Sport Awards? 15 October 2015, Paul Hunt This article was originally written by Paul Hunt and published on Sports and Development news. Why apply for a Beyond Sport Award? The Darfur United Soccer Academy, winner of the 2014 Sport for...
Local Goleta resident launches first soccer program for girls and boys in Darfuri refugee camps
Local Goleta resident, Sara-Christine Dallain will be traveling to Eastern Chad on October 20th with i-ACT, a nonprofit organization based in Redondo Beach. Dallain and two of her colleagues from i-ACT will be going to the Darfuri refugee camps to launch the very first Darfur United Soccer Academy for boys and girls ages 6-13.
#Tools4Peace
Next week, members of the i-ACT team depart for Darfur refugee camps to help teach #tools4peace through Darfur United and Little Ripples. Our team will be Gabriel Stauring, i-ACT Project Coordinator Sara-Christine Dallain, and Darfur United Coach Ambassador Rachael Rapinoe. Be part of this exciting journey! Follow along on our trip blog here. We will also be posting on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow, reply, and comment by using the hashtag #tools4peace.