i-ACT 2007: Day 4. Familiar faces and the price of inaction

Dear Family and Friends, today is i-ACT Day 4. The team revisit the same group of women from Day 4 of i-ACT 2006. They share with us their home and their desperation to leave the camp. Again, the price of inaction becomes very clear. Please go to www.stopgenocidenow.org and view today's video.

Action: Make a Pledge

Make a Pledge with the San Francisco Darfur Coalition to join Darfur Fridays: wear a t-shirt or a wristband about Darfur and engage your friends in conversation about the genocide in Darfur. Make this part of your regular week. Stand up. Reach Out. Please also take a minute and go to OurPledge.org and be a part of their Daily Actions, which will help keep you motivated to do Darfur advocacy.

Truly
i-ACT Team

Links:
Darfur Fridays - http://darfursf.org/content/?page_id=119
San Francisco Darfur Coalition - http://www.darfursf.org/

(Please visit stopgenocidenow.org and leave a comment for Gabriel, Connie, and Yuen-Lin. They really need to know people are following their trip online)

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After everything these people have been through, it is just amazing to me that they are so quick to smile!