UNICEF in action

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Yahya Ahmed Ganem Al Sofy works as a UNICEF community outreach worker sharing hygiene information to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Al Sha'ab IDP (short for internally displaced persons) camp in Aden, Yemen.

In a Yemeni IDP Camp, a Volunteer Dad Shares COVID Safety Guidance

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Anthony Pantaleoni and his daughter, Téa Leoni, both lifelong advocates for children, were honored with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award at the 2007 UNICEF Snowflake Ball.

Remembering Anthony Pantaleoni, a True Champion for Children

UNICEF USA honors the life of Anthony “Tony” Pantaleoni, a dedicated advocate for the world’s children.
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Malian girls attend UNICEF-supported after-school activities in the Mberra refugee camp in Mauritania.

VIDEO: Childhood in the 21st Century: Insights from a UNICEF/Gallup Poll

Video: UNICEF/Gallup Changing Childhood survey finds generational differences in outlook and values
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On June 14, 2020, a mother puts a mask on her 3-year-old daughter, Fatima, before leaving their home in Bekasi, West Java province, Indonesia.

Mothers Unite: All Children Need Protection From COVID-19

This World Children's Day, a reminder that no one is safe from COVID-19 until everyone is safe. One mother's call to action.
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Malian girls attend UNICEF-supported after-school activities in the Mberra refugee camp in Mauritania.

Childhood in the 21st Century: Insights from a UNICEF/Gallup Poll

Young people are optimistic about the future yet far from complacent. These and other findings of a multigenerational, international survey.
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A child in Jonglei State, South Sudan, where lives have been upended by flooding and other effects of climate change and UNICEF is on the ground helping communities cope.

COP26 Update: UNICEF Rallies Businesses Behind Climate Action

A look at UNICEF's 10-point plan for leveraging the power of the private sector behind climate action.
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Women and Children with UNICEF Boxes

UNICEF Is Working to Keep Syria's Children Safe and Warm This Winter

Ten years of conflict, displacement and rising poverty have had a devastating effect on already vulnerable children in Syria. For families who have lost almost everything, plunging temperatures bring a dangerous new threat to health and safety.

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After losing his legs in a landmine explosion, Ibrahim, 17, received artificial limbs and learned to walk again at a UNICEF-supported prosthetic center in Aden, Yemen.

VIDEO: Injured by a Land Mine, 17-Year-Old Ibrahim Can Walk Again in Yemen

Video of a boy who was fitted with artificial legs and received other rehabilitation services at a UNICEF-supported prosthetic center in Aden.

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After losing his legs in a landmine explosion, Ibrahim, 17, received artificial limbs and learned to walk again at a UNICEF-supported prosthetic center in Aden, Yemen.

Injured by a Land Mine, 17-Year-Old Ibrahim Can Walk Again in Yemen

The story of a boy who was fitted with artificial legs and received other rehabilitation services at a UNICEF-supported prosthetic center in Aden.

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