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The (Super) Power of Consistency

Consistency is about how you repeatedly show up. Without question, having raw talent helps. Specialized knowledge does too. But the true game changer for success – on or off the field – is consistency.

Resetting the Geopolitical Table: Global Shifts and Humanitarian Action in a New, Polycrisis World.

This week, an incredible panel of Sarah Chapman, PhD Peter John Loewen, Niloufar Pourzand PhD, Thierry Delvigne-Jean joined me for a discussion hosted by UNICEF Canada on, “Resetting the Geopolitical Table: Global Shifts and Humanitarian Action in a New, Polycrisis World.”

Group photo of the panel participants during the event.

How your support is changing children’s lives

Your support helps us be there, for every child.

Two children sit on a concrete wall with their arms around each other’s shoulders and smiling at the camera.

Rediscovering My Local Ecosystem: My Journey to British Columbia’s Clam Gardens

Our UNICEF Canada Youth Advocate, Daniel, shares about British Columbia's clam gardens. Indigenous peoples have been building clam gardens for at least 3,500 years. Research shows that these gardens are three times more productive than wild beaches in producing clams, such as the butter clam and littleneck clams. He urges everyone to explore their local ecosystems, learn about their area's history and traditional practices, and get involved to protect the environment around them.

We are protecting children on the move

UNICEF is working to ensure the rights of migrant and displaced children around the world are protected.

In Yemen, a boy carries a smiling girl wearing a green headscarf on his back.

Immediate action required to prevent malnutrition crisis among children in Zambia - UNICEF

New survey data reveal looming food and nutrition concerns for 52,000 children under the age of 5 and pregnant and breastfeeding women in six provinces.

Partnerships

On 2SLGBTQ+ Rights Canada is Great, But Not Perfect

As we celebrate Pride Month, we should be proud of all the work we have done over the last few decades to make our 2SLGBTQ+ community feel safer. Despite the accomplishments, we should not let our foot off the gas. While we have made progress that we should be proud of, we are never immune from sabotage and backsliding.

A picture of pride flag at a pride march.

Hunger numbers stubbornly high for three consecutive years as global crises deepen: UN report

1 in 11 people worldwide faced hunger in 2023, 1 in 5 in Africa

Israa eats a piece of bread in Khan Younis city.

2023 Global Results

Learn about how we are helping build a better world for every child through some of our key global results for 2023.