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Seize the Spring Semester!

A UNICEF club member writes about making the best of a virtual semester
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Imposter syndrome

Congratulations?

Feeling like a fraud during your first (virtual) internship? You are not alone!
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Project Read Aloud

Mayo High School's UNICEF Club writes about their special project to help children who have been online learning with reading
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An Airbus plane carrying 9 tons of UNICEF medical supplies arrived in Panama on March 7, 2020. The supplies were prepositioned to support the regional response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

UNICEF to Lead Procurement and Supply of Future COVID-19 Vaccines

UNICEF will work with manufacturers and partners on the procurement of COVID-19 vaccine doses as well as freight, logistics and storage.
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To help families in Venezuela struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF and partners provide food kits and academic follow-up for students as part of the Education Cannot Wait program.

Education in Venezuela Continues, Despite COVID-19

UNICEF is helping some of Venezuela's most vulnerable children and young people get the education and job skills training they need.
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Meet your 2020-2021 UNICEF USA National Council

Here are the things you won’t have already known about the NCMs!
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Named UNICEF USA CEO in 2020, Michael Nyenhuis is working to bring real, positive change for the world's children, especially the most vulnerable.

UNICEF USA's New CEO on Creating Real, Positive Change for Children

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The Power of Your Voice

Advocating to End Child Marriage in Massachusettes
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A man carries a child on his back as he walks to board a bus for evacuation before the arrival of Hurricane Laura in Lake Charles, Louisiana on August 25, 2020.

Families Caught in Hurricane Laura's Path Need Help Now

UNICEF and partners are mobilizing to aid communities devastated by one of the strongest storms in U.S. history.
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