Supporting Black Children's Emotional Health Amid Racial Injustice
Experts weigh in on some of the ways parents can support Black children as they navigate a social climate plagued by systemic racism.
UNICEF USA presents 2020 Houston ISD Global Issues Summit winners
UNICEF USA announces the first participants in the HYOUston DiverCity Fest by UNICEF and winners of the 2020 HISD Global Issues Summit
Why I'm fighting for diversity as a UNICEF National Council Member
Given recent events, I have decided to reflect on and share my experiences as a young, black woman and a black National Council member. th congressional offices to schedule meetings and My name is...
Respond, Recover, Reimagine — UNICEF's Vision for a Post-COVID World
UNICEF issues an urgent appeal for support for its global pandemic response — calling on partners to help communities come back stronger.
How White People Can Talk to Their Kids About Racism
Six steps white parents can take to help their children think about racial injustice, implicit bias and how to be an ally.
Monthly Donors Are the Backbone of UNICEF's Work Around the World
When you open your heart to children, the benefits to those who struggle to survive can last them — and you — a lifetime.
5 Ways to Stand Up Against Racism and Injustice
Racism damages children, leaving deep and lasting scars. Here are five things your family can do now to help create a more just society.
Tropical Storm Amanda Leaves Destruction And Grief As It Passes Through El Salvador
NEW YORK (June 2, 2020) – Heavy rain, floods and landslides have left tropical storm Amanda in its path through El Salvador, causing death of at least 14 people, including 1 child and putting...
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on the killing of health workers in Somalia
NEW YORK (June 1, 2020) – “I am appalled by the abduction and execution of seven health workers at a health center in southern Somalia. "Targeting health care workers is an egregious violation of...
Graduation Gifts that Support the Educational Dreams of Kids in Need
For all that support, finding a way to mark this transition — whether it’s a graduation from high school or college or even a moving up ceremony for younger kids — has been tough on children.