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Accelerating an End to Child Marriage: Girls as Drivers of Change

UNICEF USA and Zonta International Co-Host Parallel Event at 2018 Commission on the Status of Women

Kareen Sanchez (far right) at Rep. Grace Napolitano's Office on Advocacy Day

Why Diverse Voices Strengthen UNICEF’s Message

DC CAT Member Kareen Sanchez shares why every voice counts on Advocacy Day

Friends smile in Korohogo, in southwest Côte d’Ivoire.

New Appropriations Act Signals Big Wins for Kids

U.S. lawmakers maintain support for UNICEF and other critical programs for children with the passage of the 2018 spending bill.

UNICEF Distributes Food and Water

In Times of Emergency, UNICEF Steps Up

As the lead humanitarian agency for children in emergencies, UNICEF has a 70-year history of being in the right place at the right time.

Students from all over the United States gathered in Washington, D.C. for the 2018 UNICEF USA Student Summit.

Students Are Calling Out for a Safer Future. UNICEF Is Listening.

UNICEF supports the right of all children to have safe and happy childhoods, and to have their voices heard.

Liliane, 14, carries an empty container as she makes her way to collect safe drinking water in Mukerezi-Mpakaniro hill, Makamba Province, Burundi, January 2017.

VIDEO: Beyoncé, Gucci & UNICEF USA Are Bringing Clean, Safe Water to Burundi

Liliane, 14, carries an empty container as she makes her way to collect safe drinking water in Mukerezi-Mpakaniro hill, Makamba Province, Burundi, January 2017.

Beyoncé, Gucci & UNICEF USA Are Bringing Clean, Safe Water to Burundi

Children on a Raft in Water

Safe, Clean Water Is the Key to Life for Rohingya Refugees

Hundreds of thousands of terrified Rohingya refugees began flooding onto the beaches and paddy fields of southern Bangladesh in August 2017.

Umme, a 12-year-old Rohingya refugee, far right, fled Myanmar with her family. Now they are living in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

A Rohingya Girl Tells How Her Family Escaped Violence in Myanmar