UNICEF Expands Use of Blockchain to Help Deliver for Children
With the launch of the new UNICEF Cryptocurrency Fund, UNICEF seeks new ways to harness the advantages of blockchain for humanitarian work.
Reflections on Yom Kippur
How will our society fare when it's judged by its treatment of the world's children?
Youth Clubs Help Rohingya Children Cope With Problems in Refugee Camps
UNICEF-supported clubs give adolescents a forum to discuss personal safety, early marriage and the dangers of drugs and trafficking.
Dedicated Teachers Are Educating Afghanistan's Girls
Devoted teachers are giving their all to ensure that Afghanistan's next generation of girls get an education and reach their full potential.
To Improve Kids' Nutrition, a Little Sprinkle Goes a Long Way
Fighting hidden hunger: the role of micronutrient powders in UNICEF's global strategy against malnutrition.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo Eliminates MNT
Babies in the DRC are no longer at risk of contracting tetanus, thanks to immunization and education campaigns by UNICEF and partners.
Getting Girls Back to School in Afghanistan
Every child deserves the chance to go to school. But more than 30 years of sustained conflict have devastated Afghanistan's education system.
In Venezuela, Hero Teachers Are Determined To Keep Kids in School
UNICEF is helping dedicated teachers make sure their students get an education in Venezuela, where daily life is more difficult than ever.
Saving Newborn Lives Is a Priority for UNICEF
UNICEF's global campaign, Every Child ALIVE, calls on world leaders, health care workers, communities and families to come together to provide affordable, accessible and quality health care for every mother and baby, starting with the most vulnerable.
Sulawesi Earthquake One Year On: Over 1 Million Children And Parents Reached With Humanitarian Assistance
NEW YORK (September 27, 2019 ) – Over 1 million children and family members have been reached with critical humanitarian assistance in the year since a deadly earthquake and tsunami struck the island...