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HSN UNICEF Inspired Quilt Raises Critical Funds for Children

Since 2010, HSN, Inc., through its philanthropic arm, HSNi Cares, has been partnering with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to put children first. Each year HSNi brands raise critical funds and awareness to...
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Uprooted: One Sixteen-Year-Old Boy’s Dangerous Journey

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Global Citizenship Lessons: Teacher Resources for the New School Year

5 ways to bring UNICEF to the classroom
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Children Get Water from UNICEF Jug

Madagascar: The Blue Gold Rush

In the deep south, less than one quarter of the population can get drinking water regularly. And this year, El Niño has hit the region hard.
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Young children take part in classes at a UNICEF supported nursery school in Tanzania

Volunteer with UNICEF USA to put Children First

Supporting children globally can start right here at home
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Violence and Malnutrition Ravage Lake Chad: a Mother’s Story

UNICEF spotlights Boko Haram's devastating impact on the children of Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria.
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While the Rio Olympics May Be Over, UNICEF Brazil Keeps Fighting Zika

In one Brazilian city, UNICEF is teaching children about the Zika virus and mobilizing an innovative community prevention campaign. Learn more about Zika prevention and donate today.
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International Day of Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition

Human trafficking, slavery, and exploitation - what is the difference? Let's start here...
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On December 10, 2014, near a train station in Mexico, three siblings from Honduras (the oldest only 16) travel north, hoping to cross the U.S. border and reunite with their family.

Broken Dreams: UNICEF Reports on Children Fleeing Poverty and Violence

Read UNICEF’s report on the thousands of central American refugee and migrant children that face insurmountable odds to reach the United States every month.
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