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- Go behind the scenes with UNICEF’s Rima Shaya inside one of more than 30 UNICEF-supported shelters in Lebanon. Here, children and families receive essential health support, including immunization, medication and care for pregnant women.
- Every child deserves to grow up healthy, educated, protected and respected. That belief is at the heart of everything we do. At UNICEF USA, we work alongside American corporations, faith-based and civil society organizations, philanthropic foundations, government agencies and individuals to support UNICEF in delivering the nutrition, health care, education and emergency so that children need to survive and thrive. Learn more about our work, including how you can help, at unicefusa.org. 💙
- Escalating conflict has displaced more than 300,000 children in Lebanon. UNICEF is responding by providing access to safe water, delivering health and nutrition services through mobile clinics and working to meet needs that grow more urgent by the day. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF's Ted Chaiban to learn more.
- Children in Gaza are living in conditions no child should ever experience. And they have a lot to say about it — not only about what they have lost, but about what should come next. UNICEF's "The Gaza We Want" initiative centers children's perspectives on recovery and reconstruction, engaging children between the ages of 5 and 18 across all five governorates of Gaza on the impacts of war and their dreams for better days ahead.
- Meet 5-year-old Taghreed, a child learning to live with a life-changing injury in the Gaza Strip. UNICEF is working to support children like Taghreed with medical care, rehabilitation services, psychosocial support and access to learning so they can begin to heal and rebuild their futures.
- Access to safe, clean water is one of the most fundamental things a child needs to survive and thrive. And yet, 1 in 4 people globally still lack access to safely managed drinking water — with children among the most vulnerable. Girls are disproportionately affected, often sacrificing their health, safety and education to make long and sometimes dangerous journeys to collect water for their families. This is something that, collectively, we have both the responsibility and the power to change. On #WorldWaterDay, please join us in supporting UNICEF’s work to deliver safe water #ForEveryChild. 👉 Visit the link in our bio to learn how UNICEF and partners work to improve access to safe water for communities — and how you can help.
- A reminder this #WorldPoetryDay: A better world is possible. This is "With This Bright Voice," a poem by UNICEF Ambassador @Amanda Gorman, originally presented at the 2025 UNICEF Gala.
- 5In every emergency — from Sudan to Gaza to Ukraine — UNICEF and partners work to ensure children have access to safety, protection, education and hope. That’s where child-friendly spaces come in. These safe spaces give children a chance to learn, play and begin to heal — protecting them from harm and restoring a sense of normalcy amid crisis. 👉 Swipe to learn more about how child-friendly spaces support children in humanitarian emergencies.
- Rising violence in the West Bank is displacing families and disrupting access to essential services for children. UNICEF is on the ground with partners, helping deliver urgent support — including two mobile health clinics that bring vital medical care directly to more than 10 communities. UNICEF’s Amro Khader takes us behind the scenes to see how this care reaches children when they need it most.
- Go behind the scenes with UNICEF’s Rima Shaya inside one of more than 30 UNICEF-supported shelters in Lebanon. As conflict escalates, UNICEF and partners are scaling up their response to support children and families whose lives have been disrupted.
- "It felt like the whole world was on fire." This is what 10-year-old Adam, from Beirut, Lebanon, told us while describing recent air strikes as conflict in the region intensifies. Children need a ceasefire — now.
- Every child deserves to grow up healthy, educated, protected and respected. That belief is at the heart of everything we do. At UNICEF USA, we work alongside American corporations, faith-based and civil society organizations, philanthropic foundations, government agencies and individuals to support UNICEF in delivering the nutrition, health care, education and emergency so that children need to survive and thrive. Learn more about our work, including how you can help, at unicefusa.org. 💙
- Children in Gaza are living in conditions no child should ever experience. And they have a lot to say about it — not only about what they have lost, but about what should come next. UNICEF's "The Gaza We Want" initiative centers children's perspectives on recovery and reconstruction, engaging children between the ages of 5 and 18 across all five governorates of Gaza on the impacts of war and their dreams for better days ahead.
- "No child, no civilian, should ever be a target — and violence against them has to stop," says UNICEF’s Marcoluigi Corsi. 👉 More from Marcoluigi, live in Lebanon.
- UNICEF’s Jonathan Crickx takes us to a learning space in the Gaza Strip, where our colleagues are distributing the first school supplies to enter the area in two years.
- 7All of our stories began with a woman. To the women who raised us, who taught us, who protected us, who challenged us, who believed in us before we believed in ourselves — to the women in our lives today who continue to shape who we are, thank you. For International Women’s Day, we asked young leaders to reflect on the women who shaped their lives and why protecting the rights of women and girls is so important. These are their stories. We’d love to hear yours.
- 7Who inspires you? Ahead of International Women’s Day, we asked the next generation to tell us about the women who shaped their lives — the ones who lifted them up, pushed them to grow and showed them what strength looks like. Their stories remind us that the path to equality begins with the people who raise us, guide us and stand beside us. It lives in the example we set for one another, and in the belief that every girl deserves the chance to learn, lead and thrive. Tell us about the women who inspire you.
- 7Do you remember the women who showed you what courage looks like? The girls and women who shaped your childhood, your life, who you are today? The ones who proved to you that strength can be steady, that leadership can be kind and that change begins with believing in yourself? Ahead of International Women’s Day, we’re passing the mic to young leaders to celebrate the women who inspire them and to share why advocating for women and girls matters.
- What never goes out of fashion? 👉 Supporting women and girls. Through skills training supported by UNICEF, 17-year-old Antini from Tanzania is learning how to sew — building confidence, independence and a pathway to earn her own income. For girls like her, access to education and vocational training can mean the difference between limited options and limitless possibilities. Visit the link in our bio to learn more about how UNICEF supports girls’ education and skills development.
- 9Investing in girls' education is one of the most powerful ways we can create lasting change. 👉 Here's what you need to know.
- Meet 5-year-old Taghreed, a child learning to live with a life-changing injury in the Gaza Strip. Since October 2023, more than 44,000 children in Gaza have been injured — many facing long-term physical and psychological trauma amid ongoing conflict. UNICEF is working to support children like Taghreed with medical care, rehabilitation services, psychosocial support and access to learning so they can begin to heal and rebuild their futures.
- Four years since the full-scale invasion began, millions of children and adolescents across Ukraine are carrying profound loss while trying to move forward. This is Veronika's story.
- Twelve-year-old Arina offers a glimpse into daily life for children across Ukraine, where families are navigating freezing temperatures, disrupted services and deep uncertainty. UNICEF is working with partners to support children and families affected by the winter emergency — helping restore access to heating, health care, education and essential services.
- As Ukraine faces its fourth winter under fire, UNICEF continues to support children and families living close to the frontline. Winter cash assistance is helping families like Svitlana's to get by during these difficult months.
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