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K.I.N.D. Fund Delivers Desks to Hard-to-Reach Students in Malawi
By working together, UNICEF USA, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and K.I.N.D. supporters are motivating students to stay in school and learn.
Sixteen-year-old Atupele, center, and classmates attend Salima Secondary School in central Malawi. A Kids In Need of Desks (K.I.N.D.) scholarship covers her school fees, uniform and school supplies.
K.I.N.D. Scholarship Gets Atupele, 16, Closer to Achieving Her Dreams
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and UNICEF created the Kids In Need of Desks Fund to help children in Malawi get a quality education.
A child in Jonglei State, South Sudan, where lives have been upended by flooding and other effects of climate change and UNICEF is on the ground helping communities cope.
COP26 Update: UNICEF Rallies Businesses Behind Climate Action
A look at UNICEF's 10-point plan for leveraging the power of the private sector behind climate action.
Social worker Le Thi Phien works with families in Cao Lanh, Vietnam to prevent violence against children.
Social Workers Protect Children From Violence in Vietnam
In Vietnam, 68 percent of children experience some form of violence at home. UNICEF-supported social workers are working to keep kids safe.
A boy in Bilwi, Nicaragua, sits on what remains of the family home in the wake of Hurricane Iota.
UNICEF, Climate Change and COP26: What's At Stake
As world leaders assemble in Glasgow, UNICEF will be there, pushing for action and greater youth involvement in climate solutions.
A child wades through flood water on her way to school in the Kurigram district of northern Bangladesh during monsoon season in August 2016.
Five Ways UNICEF Is Taking Action Against Climate Change
UNICEF champions affordable, scalable solutions to problems caused by climate change, paving the way for a cleaner, more resilient future.
Villagers take shelter in a flooded area of Morigaon district, Assam State, India.
1 Billion Children at 'Extremely High' Risk From Climate Change
New data prompts UNICEF to renew its global call to action to build climate resilience and protect the most vulnerable.
Young Athletes Take an Active Approach to COVID-19 in Montenegro
UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Sports and Youth helps Special Olympics adapts its Young Athletes program for home.
Special Olympics Infographic: Health Tips for Kids With Disabilities
Special Olympics and UNICEF Jamaica team up to help children and youth with disabilities stay healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Spain, 17-year-old environmental activist Juan cleans up the fields around his hometown, Almería.
One Teen's Advice on How to Save the Earth: "You Just Need to Start"
Coronavirus put his plans for a teen community clean-up brigade on hold, but 17-year-old Juan is making an impact one trash bag at a time.
A group of young children from Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, pause their clean-up activities to take a photo.
Youth Voices Lead the Way on Environmental Protection in DRC
In the DRC, children are speaking out against environmental degradation and standing up for their right to a safe and healthy planet.
In Ipala, Guatemala, 17-year-old Guillermo used recyclable materials to build gray water filters to protect the health of his community.
In Guatemala, Teenagers Take the Lead on Environmental Conservation
17-year-old Guillermo & friends are finding new ways to protect their environment and inspire their neighbors. UNICEF is there to help.

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