UNICEF in action

Targeted foreign assistance improves outcomes for children, their communities and longterm regional stability.

UNGA convenes world leaders to discuss global challenges and advance collective action. For UNICEF, it's an opportunity to advocate for children.

Child impact statements are an essential tool for gauging how laws and policies affect children’s well-being, safety, rights and long-term outcomes.

In April 2026, UNICEF USA advocates gathered in Washington, D.C. to urge their elected officials to continue federal funding for UNICEF.

Practical guidance to help governments place children’s rights, voices and well-being at the center of public decision-making.

Amanda Gorman — celebrated poet, author and advocate — has taken on a new role as a UNICEF Ambassador. [video]

This Fall, UNICEF USA urged Congress to restore and expand access to SNAP and help protect children.

Making the case for sustained U.S. support for UNICEF's core resources.

The crisis for children in Burkina Faso is one of the “hidden emergencies” that could get worse based on decisions made in Washington D.C.