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Nearly 3,000 children crossed from Guatemala to Mexico since mid-January – UNICEF

More than 12,000 people, including 3,000 children, have crossed from Tecun Uman, Guatemala, to Tapachula, Mexico, since January 17, UNICEF said today. It is critical to uphold special protection for these children, particularly those among them traveling alone, the children’s agency said.

Paloma Escudero visiting children at Guatemala Mexico border

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In Yemen, millions of children could soon be without food or water as economic crisis deepens and Hudaydah violence drags on

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore

Côte d’Ivoire U-Reporter Jessica Shares Her Experience

For me, being a U-Reporter is a dream opportunity that assures that my opinion doesn’t stay locked away in a closet, but is heard and taken into account at all levels: political, economic, environmental, cultural, in sports, etc. It is also a commitment towards my community.

Girls’ education through UNICEF

UNICEF has been committed to ensuring a quality education for all children, including girls in over 155 countries in the world. Read how UNICEF is helping make that a reality, thanks to donor support.

Shop for a Better World with UNICEF Canada

This holiday season shoppers can help UNICEF Canada protect the world’s most vulnerable children, in addition to supporting local artisans who are working to improve their communities.

Indonesia: One month on from the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami disaster, thousands of children still homeless, out-of-school and in need of humanitarian support

Almost a month after a deadly earthquake and tsunami struck Palu and the surrounding areas of the northwestern part of Sulawesi, Indonesia, an estimated 375,000 children remain in need of lifesaving supplies and services.

An estimated 2,300 children traveling with migrant caravan in Mexico need protection and essential services – UNICEF

An estimated 2,300 children traveling with the migrant caravan now in southern Mexico need protection and access to essential services like healthcare, clean water and adequate sanitation – UNICEF warned today.

Public education is a strong equalizing force in Canadian society, UNICEF report says

A new UNICEF report released today measures levels of educational inequality in 38 rich countries along different stages of schooling. Findings show Canada’s education system is among the most equitable in the rich world. However, income inequality and its side effects may stretch the education gap wider for some children in Canada.

Lama’s Story: New Winter Clothes in the Refugee Camp

A Syrian child refugee story: last winter, a cheerful red sweater changed everything for 9-year-old Lama, who lives in Za’atari Refugee Camp, Jordan. Read her story and learn more about how you can help refugee children like Lama.