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Former child soldier, and author Ishmael Beah visiting the school he studied in as a child July 1, 2016 in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Ishmael Beah Gives Hope to Children Trapped in Conflict

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UNICEF PHOTO: A newly displaced woman carries a child at a check point in Qayyara, south of Mosul, IRAQ.

UNICEF Responds to Mosul Crisis: Four Things You Need to Know

A convoy carrying UNICEF aid reaches the city in the largest distribution to date.
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Moheb, 11, lives in Aleppo, Syria where half his friends have left or died in the war. Chores, school and work, leave little time for studying but with dreams of a law degree and helping his country regain peace, he presses on

VIDEO: Children in Aleppo — Watch Moheb's Story

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Moheb, 11, lives in Aleppo, Syria where half his friends have left or died in the war. Chores, school and work, leave little time for studying but with dreams of a law degree and helping his country regain peace, he presses on

Children in Aleppo — Watch Moheb's Story

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(Left) In 1960 in Ghana, a midwife weighs a child on a scale in a comprehensive long term rural health plan emphasising training of medical personnel in Tuma. (Right) In 2014, a woman cradles her preterm baby using ‘kangaroo care’ against her skin to keep

UNICEF @ 70 in Photos: Then and Now

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Spencer Nashville Senator Corker Meeting

Building Bridges in America’s Friendliest City

Nashville Congressional Action Team meets with U.S. Senator Corker’s staff
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Agamemnon Stefanatos

Watch Agamemnon's Story: "I Owe This to UNICEF"

As UNICEF turns 70, we celebrate with earthquake survivor Agamemnon Stefanatos, whose family was aided by UNICEF in 1953.
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Woman with a Baby

A Big Win for Mothers in a Small Country: Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea eliminates MNT, bringing the world one step closer to victory against a cruel killer of mothers and newborns.
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Two People Smiling and Hugging

For World AIDS Day, A Promise That Can — And Must — Be Kept

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