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i-ACT 2: Dec 21, 2006 - Jan 4, 2007

i-ACT is Interactive Activism:
  • We use technology to reject the standard excuse of inaction - ignorance
  • We debunk the myth that ordinary people cannot stop genocide
  • We replace statistics with names, faces and stories
The age of bystanders should long have passed - we have entered an age of knowledge which empowers us to protect. Join us as an upstander. Become an i-ACTivist.
Posted by webmaster on January 5th, 2007

i-ACT returns to refugee Camps on Chad-Darfur border for another 10 days of citizen reporting.

Stay tuned for Day 1 on 10 July 2007!

Posted by webmaster on January 5th, 2007

We want to thank all i-ACTivists who will follow Gabriel and Stacey throughout the 14 days. So, we came up with an idea: the 14Day Challenge. Every time you click on a day’s video on the day that it was posted, notice that in the Action box there will be one word in bold. That word will remain bold for 24 hours only, and then a new word of next day’s Action will be bold. Collect all 14 words from the 14 actions and send all those words to 14day@stopgenocidenow.org - if you get them all correct, you will be awarded an i-ACTivist e-Certificate. The first 100 participants to send us these words (even if fewer than 14) will win a free “Humanity Before Politics” T-shirt.

Posted by Gabriel on December 28th, 2006

Gabriel and Stacey try very hard to reply to every comment posted. To make their replies easier for you to locate, we’re going to post them on the main blog itself, as part of each day’s blog entry. So just keep watching the latest blog entries to catch their replies. Or you can search for your name (or nickname as it may be), as each response is addressed to the commenter by name.