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Year in and year out, UNICEF USA supporters pursue a more equitable world for children through advocacy.
UNICEF marks 75 years delivering for children by renewing commitments and mobilizing support for action against its greatest challenge yet.
Two youth climate activists share takeaways from November's global conference as we consider how to create a safer, more equitable future.
Both chambers of Congress have introduced bipartisan resolutions honoring UNICEF’s work for children.
This October, UNICEF USA assembled UNICEF experts, community partners and youth advocates to discuss the importance of mental health.
UNICEF USA volunteers lead advocacy efforts during August Congressional Recess by hosting meetings to advocate for children globally.
Millions of children are at risk of irreversible harm due to poor nutrition during their early — and most critical — years of life.
New York recently became the sixth state to ban child marriage with no exceptions.
In honor of Pride Month, UNICEF USA renews its longstanding commitment to protecting the rights of LGBTQ children and youth.
Ensuring every girl’s right to education is realized will require considerable resources, strong leadership and bold actions.
The U.S. Congress introduces first-ever bipartisan legislation recognizing global need for mental health coordination and investment.
This Parenting Month, UNICEF USA highlights the importance of mental health support as parents carry an even heavier load than normal.