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Amol Mhaske plays and dances with his daughter, Arushi in the village of Paithan, India. © UNICEF/UNI334402/ Bhardwaj

Father's Day Gifts That Help Keep Children Healthy, Happy and Safe

Dedicating a UNICEF Inspired Gift to your father is a great way to take the caring he's shown to you and pay it forward to help children in need.

A young black girl holds a simple but powerful poster as she protests against racialized violence

Supporting Black Children's Emotional Health Amid Racial Injustice

Experts weigh in on some of the ways parents can support Black children as they navigate a social climate plagued by systemic racism.

While collecting water for her family, a young girl child stands holding her donkey near a water point outside her village in Sudan.

Why Child Labor Cannot Be Forgotten During COVID-19

COVID-related shocks will push millions of children into extreme poverty & child labor. The need for social protection programs is urgent.

Child Drawing of the World

UNICEF USA presents 2020 Houston ISD Global Issues Summit winners

UNICEF USA announces the first participants in the HYOUston DiverCity Fest by UNICEF and winners of the 2020 HISD Global Issues Summit

Chimaou, 3, who recently returned to Niger with her family after migrating to Burkina Faso (where they encountered violence), is receiving UNICEF support while under quarantine due to COVID-19.

Respond, Recover, Reimagine — UNICEF's Vision for a Post-COVID World

UNICEF issues an urgent appeal for support for its global pandemic response — calling on partners to help communities come back stronger.

With UNICEF's support, more than 200 children were released from the ranks of armed groups at a ceremony in Yambio, South Sudan in April 2018.

UNICEF Is Working to Free Child Soldiers Around the World

Why I'm fighting for diversity as a UNICEF National Council Member

Given recent events, I have decided to reflect on and share my experiences as a young, black woman and a black National Council member. th congressional offices to schedule meetings and My name is...

Happy friends leaving their school in Gonzagueville, a suburb of Abidjan, the capital of Côte d'Ivoire.

How White People Can Talk to Their Kids About Racism

Six steps white parents can take to help their children think about racial injustice, implicit bias and how to be an ally.

In the village of Morovine, in the North of Côte d'Ivoire, a UNICEF Staff member counsels children on the importance of wearing masks or face coverings to protect themselves against the coronavirus.

A Deep Dive Into UNICEF's $1.6 Billion Pandemic Response

The different components of UNICEF's plan to deal with the COVID-19 crisis reflect how much is at stake for vulnerable children.