Every morning they come. Sometimes in large families, other times they come alone and they sheepishly poke their heads in the door. The African women may come wearing bright dresses. […]
Congress has reprogrammed $94 million from current Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) funding to support refugee children crossing the southwest border. While we absolutely support services for these refugee children, […]
On the evening of June 24, a room full of individuals met for an interfaith conversation on courage. They were called to gather by iACT’s Red Bench interfaith dialogue series, […]
Alfred is an 83 year old man with a fixed income of under $12,000 a year, trying to live out the rest of his years in the home in which […]
Our lives are constantly on the move. We never sit still for very long, and when we do we tend to fill those moments with entertainment of some sort. When […]
My acting teacher said it was a “mid-life crisis”… I went to Thailand because I felt stuck in a rut. I no longer knew what my passion was or how […]
On Tuesday, May 27, individuals across many faith groups gathered at the Fo Guang Shan Xiang Yun Temple to engage in dialogue. The topic of the evening was “gratitude,” and […]
“You speak English?” The question came as a shock. My wife, daughter and I were crammed in a 15 passenger van with 19 people packed inside and another three young […]
iACT teaches English and essential life skills to newly arrived refugees. We pride ourselves in making these traumatized families feel welcome and help them establish roots in their new hometown: […]
Graduation is a time filled with celebration and thanks. It is a time to thank our God, whomever that may be, for providing us with spiritual fulfillment and connection. This […]
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