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Students Lend a Hand in Puerto Rico This summer, UNICEF USA teamed up with the State of New York to spearhead post-Hurricane Maria recovery efforts.
Learning to Beat Racism — and Speak Italian — With UNICEF's HelpIf you were one of the 2 million people who call Gambia home, it's more than likely that you would feel migrating was the only way to make a living.
How UNICEF Works to Save Refugee and Migrant Children from DetentionUNICEF puts the number of unaccompanied children in Libya at more than 14,000, and for some time, it appeared Issaa might be one of the lucky ones. He managed to save $450 for his journey — enough, he hoped, to pay for the boat crossing to Italy.
Saving Child Refugees and Migrants from Violence and ExploitationBombings. ISIS attacks. Stories of kids, moms and dads caught in the crossfire. These are the things that have made growing up in Syria a living nightmare for children who are too young to remember a time before war.
Ebola Outbreak Ends in the Democratic Republic of the CongoThe government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has announced the end of the latest Ebola virus outbreak, 11 weeks after its declaration in the northwest Province of Equateur.
UNICEF USA and Give2Asia Webinar Join us in this webinar where we will be discussing current programs at Give2Asia and UNICEF USA
Innovation Doesn't Need to Be High-Tech to Empower and Transform UNICEF is implementing purposeful, efficient technology at scale to create opportunity and save lives in Guinea.
A True Champion for All: Jason Faught Advocate Jason Faught shares his journey from Marine Corps serviceman to UNICEF USA supporter
NJ and DE: Pioneering States that are the First to Ban Child Marriage Recent victories in New Jersey and Delaware provide hope to other State Legislatures introducing similar bills.