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Alice,15 years old, holds her a 4-month old baby born with microcephaly in Recife. She was infected with the Zika virus when she was pregnant.

UNICEF Teams Up with Google to Fight Zika

Google brings innovative engineering and a $1 million donation to the effort to halt the virus' spread.
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In the Media: MarieClaire.com's Feature on Charitable Holiday Gifts

UNICEF Market Featured in Marie Claire's "Charitable Gifts to Make the Season Brighter"
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Sandras List for Santa

In the Media: Foxnews.com "Sandra Lee's Fav. Picks for Holiday Gifts"

UNICEF Market Featured in Sandra Lee's Favorite Holiday Gifts on Fox News
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Adam Fifield at UNICEF CFSS

Children First: UNICEF Speaker Series Thursday, February 4, 2016

Children First Speaker Series Co-Chair Barbara Eisenson, Board Member Janet Green, Brian Meyers of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, and author Adam Fifield.
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USF Students Throw Up Their Bull Horns to Shut Out Trafficking

USF Bulls Unite to Shut Out Trafficking

University of South Florida hosted a week of programming aimed at engaging student-athletes in raising awareness to end human trafficking
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Nancy School Kids

General Federation of Women's Clubs: Highlights from a Field Visit

Nancy Jones, International Outreach Chair of General Federation of Women's Clubs describes her experience on a recent field visit.
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UNICEF Tent

Red Hand Day: Raising Awareness of Children in Armed Conflict

Red Hand Day is an international awareness day to acknowledge the thousands of boys and girls who are recruited into armed groups.
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Since 2010, K.I.N.D. has delivered almost 150,000 desks to students in Malawi.

Five Reasons Why K.I.N.D. Helps Kids

A simple desk can help students in Africa rise up and learn.
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A mother and child in Brazil, a country living in fear of the Zika virus.

What You Need to Know about Zika, UNICEF & Mosquito-Borne Disease

As Zika spreads “explosively,” the link between the virus and birth defects is confirmed. UNICEF scales up efforts to keep communities safe.
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