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Umar, 12, polio-survivor, in school in Kano, Nigeria. In September 2015, W.H.O announced that polio is no longer endemic in Nigeria.

Journey to a Polio-Free Africa: Nigeria's Eradication Milestone

Act Now: Runaway and Homeless Youth Need Your Help

Children all over this country, every night, are trying to find solace in the fact that they are alone, without a system of support or a roof over their head as they wander city streets until dawn just to pass the time.

Taking Stock: Partnership leads to progress in Rwanda

The U.S. Fund for UNICEF and Zonta International partner to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and address GBV in Rwanda.

Georgetown Students Advocate for Syrian Refugees

Students at Georgetown University learn more about UNICEF’s role in Lebanon from Deputy Director of UNICEF Lebanon, Luciano Calestini.

HSNi Cares Senior Manager shares her passion for UNICEF

HSN, Inc. (HSNi, is an interactive multichannel retailer that offers retail experiences on television, online, through mobile devices, and more. Since 2010, HSNi, through its philanthropic arm, HSNi...

Making a difference for the world's children

This past spring, I got involved with the new Congressional Action Team (CAT) in Miami.

In Cambodia, UNICEF helped eliminate Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus — and the fears of mothers like Phalla Srey Lin.

Cambodian Mothers Dream Easier as the Country Defeats Tetanus

A deadly childhood disease finally loses its grip on Cambodia as the country is certified MNT-free.

Welcome G. Barrie Landry UNICEF Fellows

Please join us in welcoming the 2015-2016 G. Barrie Landry UNICEF Fellows to the Harvard Chan School! Maneli Agakhan, PhD, is a child protection specialist and head of the Child Protection Unit at...

Update from Seattle Fellow Sylvia

Sylvia shares an update on UNICEF advocacy work in Seattle