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Protecting Children's Rights Online In a world where more and more activities are taking place online, protecting and supporting children's rights is more important than ever.
Preventing Female Genital MutilationEvery year, over 4 million girls are at risk of undergoing the brutal practice. Most girls are subjected to it before the age of 15. FGM has been perf
While Schools Are Closed, Radio Lessons Keep Students LearningIn the fall of 1937, a rapidly spreading virus with no known cure made it too dangerous for children to attend school in Chicago. The solution? Radio school.
Matching Gifts Make the Most of Your Donation Employee matching gifts increase the power of your donation — & add to UNICEF unrestricted funds, which keep essential programs running.
UNICEF Reports: Over 39 Billion Meals Missed Since Schools Shut Down COVID-19 has students missing more than their classrooms. For millions, it means going hungry.
Crisis in Ethiopia: UNICEF Pushes to Get Aid to Children in Tigray UNICEF has been able to get some emergency supplies through, but it's nowhere near the scale of what's urgently needed.
U-Report: Using UNICEF's Social Messaging Platform to Improve Lives Thirteen million people across 76 countries use UNICEF's messaging tool to speak up about the issues that matter most to them.
In Mozambique, 90,000 Kids Need Help in Wake of Cyclone EloiseUNICEF emergency response teams are on the ground in Sofala province, where an estimated 170,000 people have been severely affected by the tropical superstorm. The worst of the winds are over, but flooding remains a major threat in the days to come.