UNICEF in Action

Stories about UNICEF's work for children around the world

LPGA Star Danielle Kang Launches New UNICEF Campaign LPGA star Danielle Kang partners wtih UNICEF for the Birdies to Build Better Futures campaign. Read more and join the campaign.
Broadening Girls' Horizons in Zambia A UNICEF-supported program in Zambia is helping girls develop STEM skills and entrepreneurship so they can take charge of their futures.
Saving Severely Malnourished Children in Central African Republic After years of brutal civil war, CAR is in crisis. 1.5 million children need humanitarian assistance. UNICEF and partners are there to help.
On the Front Lines in the Fight to End Child Marriage in the U.S. Forced into an abusive marriage at 19, Fraidy Reiss escaped and started a nonprofit to support girls and women trapped in wedlock.
Gifts Made by — and for — Extraordinary Women Say a meaningful Happy Women's Day to the mothers, sisters and friends in your life with a gift from UNICEF Market's Empowerment Collection.
Central African Republic Child Soldiers Helped to Freedom by UNICEF UNICEF's helping to free child soldiers and other children recruited in CAR. Learn more about the children and donate here.
A Malnourished Toddler's Recovery in Central African Republic Once severely malnourished and near death, 3-year-old Pierre bounced back to life thanks to UNICEF and the miracle of therapeutic food.
UNICEF Funding Approved by United States Congress Now is the time to ask your Members of Congress to maintain critical support for UNICEF in 2020.
Homemade Toys Help Refugee Children Learn South Sudanese refugees are making their own educational toys with help from UNICEF and the LEGO Foundation.
Creative Play Can Help Build Children's Futures UNICEF and LEGO have teamed up to help children around the world learn problem-solving, creativity, communication and teamwork.
Fighting Menstruation Myths Keeps Girls in School A bother, sometimes a pain — but periods don't have to be shameful, too.
In South Sudan, Teenage Girls Struggle to Break Chains of Conflict Twice victims, girls who break free from an armed group's oppression can find themselves pariahs with no support upon their release.

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