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A father holds his infant son in San Salvador, El Salvador.

Building a Safe Home for Children

The fight to end child trafficking is a crucial part of UNICEF's commitment to protecting the rights and futures of children everywhere.

Reshmi, 12, worked in a cotton field in Karnatarka, India until a program implemented in conjunction with UNICEF helped her and other child laborers enroll in school.

Demanding an End to Child Trafficking

We play a part in creating the demand for child trafficking, which means we also have the power to end it.

Girl Facing a Wall With Hands Behind Head

The Fight Against Online Child Sex Trafficking

Congress has the opportunity to step up in the fight against online child sex trafficking.

The K.I.N.D. Fund, a partnership between UNICEF and MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, provides scholarships to students in Malawi like Rehema, far right.

Investing in Young Talent in Malawi

The K.I.N.D. Fund is outfitting Malawi's schools with desks and providing scholarships so thousands of girls can stay in school.

VIDEO: UNICEF Helps Change Lives

When attacks and violence erupted in Rakhine State, more than 600,000 people fled across the border to Bangladesh. Sixty percent were children.

5 Ways UNICEF Helped Change Lives This Year

2017 was a devastating year for the world's children. Here are ways that UNICEF made a difference.

What Led This Renowned Scientist to Give Back Through UNICEF

Mahmoud Ghannoum: "Without UNICEF support, I wouldn't be where I am now."

UNICEF Follow-Up: Life After Ebola

Four years ago in Western Guinea, a child fell ill with Ebola. Today, UNICEF is there helping the community heal.

Two young girls play happily on the banks of the Luapala river at sunset in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Give Joy

This holiday season, UNICEF celebrates the power of play to help children learn and grow. The first five years of life have a significant and lasting effect on a child’s life. That's because children...