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- Since the escalation of war in February 2022, heroes of all ages have emerged across Ukraine — on the front lines, in neighborhoods and inside classrooms. Teacher Liubov Mykhailivna is one of them. In this video, she shares how the war has reshaped her students’ lives — forcing them to grow up too fast, while also deepening their compassion, resilience and connection to one another. This is her story.
- 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.
- 4A simple desk can change everything. Since 2010, the K.I.N.D. Fund, a partnership between UNICEF USA and @MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell, has provided desks and scholarships to students in Malawi, transforming classrooms and creating brighter futures.
- 16-year-old Yaroslav is an innovator and an advocate for inclusion. When his classmate suddenly lost their sight, Yaroslav took action. He adapted a board game by adding Braille, creating a way for children with visual impairments and those without to play together. Today, Yaroslav and his mother have created a step-by-step guide to help others adapt games for children with visual impairments — showing how empathy, creativity and youth leadership can open doors for everyone. This is his story.
- The results are in: 81% of Gen Z believe they can make a difference in America. So, what does that mean — and what do young people want leaders to know? We partnered with The Harris Poll to survey thousands of young people ages 14–22 across the United States about the issues that matter most to them, including civic engagement and participation. Young people are ready to speak up. The question is, are we listening?
- Winter in Ukraine can be brutal, and this year is no exception. Enduring freezing temperatures and widespread power outages is even harder amid ongoing war. Twelve-year-old Arina offers a glimpse into daily life for children across Ukraine, where families are navigating cold homes, 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.
- In the fight to build a better, more equitable world, young people are leading the charge. Learn from some of our National Youth Council members about what brings them strength, what and who keeps them inspired — and the impact they hope to have on our world.
- 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.
- We recently teamed up with The Harris Poll to survey thousands of young people ages 14–22 about the issues that matter most to them, including civic engagement and participation. An important takeaway? It’s time to talk. Young people across the country are asking for open, honest dialogue with their representatives — not just a seat at the table, but a voice in the conversation.
- We will keep building with the people of Gaza. 💙
- Gen Z might not agree on everything — but on what matters most, we're surprisingly united. According to a new poll conducted by UNICEF USA in partnership with The Harris Poll, young people across the United States are sending a clear message about what they expect from leaders. We surveyed thousands of young people ages 14–22 about the issues that matter most to them, including civic engagement and participation. One finding stands out: 90% say they want more engagement in policymaking. Put simply, young people want — and deserve — a seat at the table. And that’s just the beginning.
- Winter in Ukraine can be brutal, and this year is no exception. It's especially difficult to endure with a war on. From providing winter cash assistance to supporting child-friendly spaces, UNICEF is supporting children and families throughout the country.
- 4Polio once paralyzed more than 350,000 people every year, many of them children. But today, with just two drops of the oral polio vaccine, the spread of the disease can be prevented. Here’s what you need to know.
- At the UNICEF Global Supply Hub in Copenhagen — the world's largest humanitarian warehouse — every shipment is part of a massive effort to save lives. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Kris Paul Mikkelsen to learn what it takes to deliver hope around the world.
- For children caught in conflict and crisis, winter is an especially dangerous time. 👉 That's where UNICEF comes in. UNICEF works with governments, local organizations and other partners in some of the world's most challenging settings to provide winter aid where it's needed most. Learn more from UNICEF's Tess Ingram, and take a look inside a UNICEF Winter Clothing Kit.
- Three months ago, UNICEF’s James Elder was in Gaza when a ceasefire was announced. Then, James asked a simple question: "Would a ceasefire finally mean dignity, safety, health for Palestinian children?" Last week, James returned to report on what has changed, what hasn’t and what comes next for children and families in the Gaza Strip.
- 4Meet ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF). This nutritional paste is one of the most powerful tools we have to fight child malnutrition. In fact, nine out of 10 children who receive RUTF recover from severe acute malnutrition within just a few weeks. 👉 UNICEF procures and distributes an estimated 75-80% of the world’s RUTF supply, helping more children recover in their own homes and communities, rather than in health facilities. Learn how this lifesaving supply works, and how UNICEF delivers RUTF to children when and where they need it most.
- In Gaza and around the world, ready-to-use therapeutic food can mean the difference between life and death for children facing severe malnutrition. ▶️ UNICEF’s Tess Ingram takes us behind the scenes to show how this lifesaving treatment is helping children recover and regain their strength in the Gaza Strip.
- UNICEF’s Fairooz Abu Warda takes us to her hometown of Jabalia in the Gaza Strip, where families are returning to widespread devastation. Amid the rubble, UNICEF has been among the first to act — establishing a medical point to bring essential care to the community, with the goal of reaching approximately 10,000 families with primary health care and nutrition support.
- 4UNICEF's winter clothing kits provide more than just warmth. They offer comfort, dignity — and a reminder that the world cares.
- UNICEF’s Jonathan Crickx introduces us to Bisan, a child struggling to stay warm and dry as harsh weather makes life even harder for displaced families in Gaza. UNICEF is delivering tents, tarps, warm winter clothes and other essential supplies to children like Bisan — but it isn’t enough. The needs are overwhelming. We need your help.
- A reminder of the power of hope, words and collective action. This is "With This Bright Voice," a poem by UNICEF Ambassador @Amanda Gorman.
- For children caught in conflict and crisis, winter is an especially dangerous time. 👉 That's where UNICEF comes in. UNICEF works with governments, local organizations and other partners in some of the world's most challenging settings to provide winter aid where it's needed most. Learn more from UNICEF's Tess Ingram, and take a look inside a UNICEF Winter Clothing Kit.
- In Bangladesh, these young Rohingya students dream of becoming doctors, teachers and engineers — but funding constraints threaten to rob them of their futures. UNICEF is determined to stay and deliver for them. #ForEveryChild, education.
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