UNICEF in action

Some 800,000 children have been forced from their homes—a number that has doubled in the past year.

Through the month of March, New York students worked hard to get active and raise funds for malnourished children around the world.

After nearly three years, the TVPJA finally passes in New York State. Malea Otranto shares her experience watching history happen in Albany

It’s not about choosing one area of the world over another; rather, it’s about choosing to put children first.

U.S. Fund for UNICEF Deputy Director Elana Western, Carrie Rhodes, and Children First Committee Co-Chair Barrie Landry. On April 2, 2015 we were pleased to host the UNICEF Children First Speaker...

“I want to go back to school soon, because I miss my friends a lot.” — Joana, age 10 Life is still a struggle for the children affected by Cyclone Pam . But prospects grew brighter this week for those...

This event raised a record amount of money for UNICEF

Advocating for birth registration on Capitol Hill.

UNICEF Advocates Tell Congress to Put Children First!