UNICEF Aids Children Under Fire And Freezing In Ukraine

Across Kyiv, warming tents have been set up by Ukraine's State Emergency Service, offering food and charging ports. UNICEF ...
Post-Bulletin

For UNICEF’s 60th anniversary, a challenge to the world’s youth

All over the world, that’s one of the first—and most important—questions asked when trouble hits a family or community. And for 60 years, the organization asking the question most often and ...
Forbes

UNICEF Explainer: What Is Famine?

Famine is the most severe form of acute food insecurity. How, and when, is famine declared? And what happens next? Your questions answered. On May 4, 2025, a health worker at a UNICEF-supported ...
The Diplomat

UNICEF and Children’s Wellness and Protection in Mongolia

UNICEF’s representative to Mongolia, Evariste Kouassi-Komlan, discusses the agency’s projects in the country and the challenges facing the country’s children and youth. UNICEF Representative Evariste ...
PBS

How Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF is changing with the times

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Understanding Enduring Purpose: Core Principles and Goals

Learn how an enduring purpose guides a company's principles, values, and goals, shaping its direction for financial and ...
The New York Times

Shape the Future by Changing

UNICEF and Partners Collaborate to Transform the Future for Every Girl There are over 600 million adolescent girls living on the planet – over 600 million future leaders, entrepreneurs, and advocates.
The Washington Post

To aid the world’s children, flexibility is key

What does it take to protect children in a war zone? That dire question is what drew UNICEF to Cambodia in 1973, when the organization opened its first local office there and began working to help ...