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DONATE NOW"The only way we can ensure peace and prosperity is by educating our children," says Latifa Shafahi, a UNICEF-supported teacher in Afghanistan's Bamyan Province. Coronavirus has exacerbated the toll of decades of conflict on Afghanistan and its children — around 3.7 million of whom are out of school. But Shafahi is determined that COVID-19 won't derail vulnerable children's investments in themselves and their future.
"The only way we can ensure peace and prosperity is by educating our children," says Latifa Shafahi, a UNICEF-supported teacher in Afghanistan's Bamyan Province. Coronavirus has exacerbated the toll of decades of conflict on Afghanistan and its children — around 3.7 million of whom are out of school. But Shafahi is determined that COVID-19 won't derail vulnerable children's investments in themselves and their future.
Meet Tabarak. She lives in Iraq, where 2.6 million children go to school sporadically or not at all. But thanks to UNICEF’s work to reopen thousands of schools that have been damaged or destroyed by war, she and her friends are learning again.
Meet Tabarak. She lives in Iraq, where UNICEF has reopened thousands of schools that were damaged by war so she and her friends can learn again