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Viewpoint on the Refugee Crisis

A conversation with Liz Paturzo, UNICEF USA volunteer and former Site Manager at the Ritsona Refugee Camp in Greece

Students attend re-opened school in Mosul, Iraq

This School Year: Ensure all Children the Right to Go Back to School

Support the Protecting Girls' Access to Education Act (H.R. 2408/ S. 1580)

At long last, UNICEF and partners have eliminated maternal & neonatal tetanus in Haiti, the last country in the Western Hemisphere where the disease remained.

Haiti Eliminates MNT, a Killer of Mothers and Babies

At long last, UNICEF and partners have won the fight against maternal and neonatal tetanus in Haiti — and the entire Western Hemisphere.

New England supporters representing UNICEF USA in Boston!

A Summer of Activity

A New Boston CAT Member Shares Her Experiences

With help from UNICEF, the people of Plaisance, Haiti built The Beudoret National School on the top of a hill.

A School in the Clouds

When a Haitian community and UNICEF work together to build a new school, the sky's the limit.

Students elected to the school government line up with their UNICEF backpacks line up outside the primary school in Bloleu Village in Dix-Huit Montagnes Region, Sierra Leone.

UNICEF & Amazon: Delivering School Supplies to Kids in Need

A backpack filled with essential learning materials can help brighten the future for some of the world's most vulnerable children.

How UNICEF Is Getting Kids Back to School — and Why It's so Important

UNICEF's efforts in education help millions of kids around the world get back to school.

What I Learned in Madagascar

UNICEF USA video production manager Grant Berger gets a first-hand look at how UNICEF is helping keep kids in school.

Children from Indigenous Groups in Mindanao Talk About Their Culture

For International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we asked children from different groups in Mandanao, Philippines, to wear their traditional dress and talk about their diverse cultures.