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Unsung Heroes: Vaccinators Climb Mountains to Save Children's Lives As Yemen's health system crumbles, mobile vaccination teams are going the extra mile to reach children with lifesaving health services.
Meet the Leaders Behind the Masks UNICEF Next Generation's annual Masquerade Ball wouldn't be possible without the contributions of a dedicated team of young leaders.
As Hurricane Willa Closes In on Mexico, UNICEF Stands Ready to Help UNICEF is there for children whenever and wherever disaster strikes. As Hurricane Willa approaches Mexico, UNICEF stands ready to help.
UNICEF Next Generation: Stepping Up to Protect the World's Children NextGen's young leaders leverage their skills, energy, influence and financial resources to save children's lives around the world.
Migrant Children Caught in a Cycle of Hardship and DangerNo child should have to face crushing poverty and constant threats of violence. Please join us by contacting your federal legislators to urge them to support the bipartisan United States-Northern...
"Shelter": Human Stories in the Face of Structural Violence What would it take to leave your home behind? Central Americans heading North in search of safety share their stories in a new documentary.
Growing Up Surrounded by Violence in Central AmericaEl Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras consistently rank among the most violent countries in the world. Drug trafficking, gang warfare and rampant crime have created an unthinkably dangerous climate that drives hundreds of thousands to flee.
Inside Migrant Shelters at the U.S.-Mexico BorderCoyotes offer a package deal: three attempts to be smuggled over the border into the U.S. for one flat rate. Their Central American and Mexican clients pay because they have run out of choices. Their hometowns are controlled by violent gangs.