UNICEF in action

Coyotes offer a package deal: three attempts to be smuggled over the border into the U.S. for one flat rate. Their Central American and Mexican clients pay because they have run out of choices. Their hometowns are controlled by violent gangs.

Family separation and detention are bad for children. Please join UNICEF in speaking out to protect refugee and migrant children.

We're kicking off the new school year at Mayo High School's Movie Night Fundraiser!!

Pervasive violence and poverty drive Central Americans to seek safety elsewhere. UNICEF is working to improve conditions at home.

Driven from their homes by a brutal military crackdown, Rohingya refugee children use art to share their stories and dreams for the future.

Finding community by putting children first at Austin City Limits

On the anniversary of #MeToo, UNICEF remains committed to ending sexual violence against girls and women worldwide.

How a girl in Egypt found her dream job across the sea with support from her family and UNICEF.