UNICEF in action

When UNICEF USA agreed to take part in One Day on Earth - the 24 hour event taking place worldwide on 11/11/11 - it seemed like a great opportunity to advocate for children to be front and center in...

As I write this, my gratitude for all of you who’ve made an effort to contribute to the Horn of Africa crisis is overwhelming me. I promise to write a more detailed account, but at this moment, after...

Presenting at a teacher training in Denver, CO, in January 2011 | Sadowsky for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF At TeachUNICEF , our commitment to promoting global citizenship extends beyond our New York City...

Caryl Stern is on a relief mission to East Africa and is blogging from the field. Famine was declared in parts of East Africa in July, creating an acute child survival crisis for those caught in the...

Now that our favorite fall tradition, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF , is officially over, it's a perfect time to thank our partners and supporters who’ve helped make this campaign one of the most exciting...

What do 46% of women in South Asia and 39% of women in sub-Saharan Africa have in common? They were all married to men before they turned 18. Child marriage remains a common practice throughout much...

When most people think about UNICEF, children are generally the first thing that comes to mind – children in emergencies, with illness, or needing safety. Bouchra Boutaleb of UNICEF Morocco |© U.S...

Upon our arrival in New York, we immediately began the final stages of prepping for the 3rd annual Campus Summit . After an evening of delving into our roles and responsibilities for the Summit, we...

The annual sweet-treat extravaganza known as Halloween draws ever closer, and as parents prepare costumes and children get their legs in gear for their door-to-door excursion, we at the U.S. Fund for...