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UNICEF's Amaluna Youth Economic Engagement program is giving 30,000 young people in Jordan hope for the future.

Eight long years of fighting have taken a toll on children's education in Syria. Multiple displacements, fighting and lost livelihoods have forced more than 2 million children out of school, putting their future at risk.

LPGA star Danielle Kang partners wtih UNICEF for the Birdies to Build Better Futures campaign. Read more and join the campaign.

Learn more about UNICEF’s work protecting children against violence and promoting the rights of women and girls.

A UNICEF-supported program in Zambia is helping girls develop STEM skills and entrepreneurship so they can take charge of their futures.

Years of sectarian violence have plunged the Central African Republic (CAR) into chaos, killing tens of thousands of people and forcing more than a million from their homes.

Forced into an abusive marriage at 19, Fraidy Reiss escaped and started a nonprofit to support girls and women trapped in wedlock.

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.

The Central African Republic (CAR) has been called the most dangerous place in the world for children. Sectarian violence has ripped the country apart, killing tens of thousands of people and driving more than a million from their homes