UNICEF in action
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Remote Volunteer Consulting: Nicaragua
NextGen Remote Volunteer Consulting Opportunity in 2015 Ashley Lucchese has been serving the UNICEF Nicaragua Country Office for the past year as a Remote Consultant, focusing on Advocacy and...
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Children Get Active with UNICEF USA in a Water Walk
Throughout this summer, UNICEF USA Community Engagement Fellow, Chandni Jain, and Intern, Ciara Stewart, have led a Water Walk at a camp in San Francisco. The goals of the Water Walk are to teach camp...
UNICEF USA Sheds Light on the Importance of ECD
Highlighting Early Childhood Development on Capitol Hill
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UNICEF USA Marks a Milestone in Securing Federal Funding for UNICEF
"The lion’s share of the credit for this interim, bipartisan victory belongs to our supporters."
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Cholera Crisis in Yemen: UNICEF's Race to Save Children
Cholera is preventable and treatable — yet 7,000 new cases are being reported in Yemen every day. Many children may die.
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Fighting Famine: UNICEF Heroes in Action
As famine looms over much of Africa and the Middle East, UNICEF's trained specialists are working to save the lives of millions of children.
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Clean Water: A Right, Not A Privilege
There is enough clean water on the planet for everyone. Yet every day, millions of children go without. Some three in ten people — 2.1 billion — have no safe drinking water at home, according to a new...
Ethiopia Scores Huge Health Win for Mothers and Babies
With UNICEF's help, Ethiopia becomes the 42nd nation to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus, a cruel, centuries-old disease, since 2000.
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UNICEF Responds to Famine Crisis
Widespread famine in 13 countries leaves millions of children at risk of imminent death
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