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Fighting the Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism Learn what you can do to prevent the Sexual Exploitation of Children in Tourism and Travel, an issue that exists in the U.S. and abroad. Read More
In Jamaica, Local Heroes Help Kids Build Safer Futures When a child's life is endangered, a mentor can make all the difference. Two short films show how kids can reclaim their childhoods. Read More
How UNICEF Helped Save Millions of Children's Lives Last Year Impact and innovation take the lead in UNICEF USA's Annual Report 2016 — from stopping tetanus to speeding up medical testing with drones. Read More
Rising Air Pollution Is Killing the World's Most Vulnerable Children Pneumonia is the single leading cause of death among young children, but we can all play a part in preventing it. Read More
UNICEF Staffers Concerned for Jamaica as Hurricane Matthew Nears As Hurricane Matthew threatens Jamiaca, UNICEF staffers tell us of the struggles faced by the country's children even in the best of times. Read More
Our CEO Has a Message for the Next U.S. President Put children first and take on a crisis that now affects nearly 50 million children. Read More
ZERO TOLERANCE — End Female Genital Mutilation Learn how UNICEF is working to fight FGM at every level and to help affected girls and women. Read More
NextGen visit to UNICEF Jamaica By Serena Guen As the plane’s wheels screeched off the tarmac of Port Antonio’s airport, I felt a very complicated mix of happy and sad. Trying to process my emotions, I thought back to the few very... Read More