UNICEF in action

In humanitarian emergencies, children with disabilities are among those most at risk. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF and Special Olympics have worked to protect the rights of children with disabilities and meet their needs — and their families'.

On the first anniversary of Floyd’s death, supporters of child- and youth-focused reforms envision law enforcement that will serve everyone.

India's brutal second wave of COVID-19 calls for urgent action. Companies are answering that call by supporting UNICEF's emergency response.

UNICEF's emergency response plan in the embattled region requires closing a significant funding gap.

The month of May recognizes the history and culture of the AAPI Diaspora community and their contributions to the US and the world.

Read about how our UNITERs are empowering young people to take action on mental health

UNICEF is calling for a halt to hostilities and the establishment of humanitarian corridors for supply delivery and medical care.

Nurses who’ve held the coronavirus front line continue to take care of their own, immunizing their nation's elders and those most at risk.

In Sudan, residents who have promoted past immunization campaigns use their know-how & networks to overcome the hesitancy of those at risk.