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A student raises his hand to answer a question in a classroom at Oasis Primary School in Hartcliffe, Harare, Zimbabwe.
UNICEF and Microsoft Prioritize Education Via the Learning Passport
UNICEF and Microsoft are partnering to improve equitable access to education for the most vulnerable. [VIDEO]
K.I.N.D. Fund scholarship student Isroella, 14, and Nina Marie Costa, UNICEF USA Deputy Director of Public Relations, at St. Monica Secondary School in southern Malawi.
K.I.N.D. Fund Scholarships Keep Girls in School in Malawi
UNICEF and MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell created the K.I.N.D. Fund scholarship program to help girls in Malawi get a quality education.
At Mkombezi Primary School in southern Malawi, students are delighted to use new desks delivered by Kids in Need of Desks (K.I.N.D.), a program started by MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and UNICEF USA in 2010.
K.I.N.D. Fund Provides Desks and Scholarships for Students in Malawi
A long-running campaign created by UNICEF USA and MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell is motivating children in Malawi to stay in school and learn.
Twelve-year-old Alekiir stands in floodwater outside the village of Panyagor in Twic East, Jonglei State, South Sudan.
Over 27 Million Children in 27 Countries Impacted by Flooding in 2022
UNICEF warns that this year's overwhelming floods are yet another example of how the climate crisis is endangering the world's children.
Peretimfa, 11, stands on a makeshift wooden walkway over floodwaters outside his home in Sagbama, Bayelsa State, Nigeria.
Already At-Risk Children in Nigeria Face New Hazard: Severe Flooding
UNICEF is rushing emergency lifesaving assistance to families affected by flooding across Nigeria. More help is needed.
Students practice sign language at the Wangsel Institute for the Deaf, a UNICEF-supported school in Paro, western Bhutan known for inclusive education.
Deaf Students in Bhutan Create Country's First Sign Language
The project is a major step forward in a country committed to inclusive education, with UNICEF playing a supporting role.
A father in Odisha, India, who receives early childhood care education with UNICEF's support engages with his young children.
In India, New Tools Engage Fathers in Early Child Development
A pandemic pivot by UNICEF and partners to provide guidance for creating a nurturing learning environment at home.
A young girl holds a sign at a Fridays for Future demonstration for climate action in Glasgow, Scotland on Nov. 5, 2021.
In the Fight for Climate Action, Girls' Voices Must Be Heard
4 out of 5 people displaced by climate change are girls and women. UNICEF is empowering girls to fight for a better future. [VIDEO]
Children play during their lunch break at Zilla Parishad Primary School, in Muhammadpur Village, in Maharashtra, India
Child-Friendly Spaces Offer Fun, Safety and Relief
As a tent, play yard or outdoor classroom, a Child-Friendly Space plays an enormous role in giving a child a sense of normalcy amid chaos.
In Somalia, Ibrahim, second from left, collects what little water he can from a dried up riverbed with help from his young sons and a nephew.
Where Water Is Scarce, UNICEF Offers a Fresh Take on Drilling
How UNICEF uses remote sensing and satellite technology to more efficiently extract groundwater, helping communities in drought-prone areas.
The Climate Crisis Is a Child Rights Crisis 
With global warming threatening to render the Maldives uninhabitable by 2050, 77 percent of young people are worried about climate change.
Jeannette Niyibigira, a seamstress and beneficiary of a micro-credit scheme funded by UNICEF and implemented by partner Faith in Action, greets fellow residents at a camp for internally displaced families in Gatumba, near Bujumbura, Burundi.
Supporting Recovery from Climate Shocks With Microloans
How UNICEF and partners are helping families bounce back from the effects of climate change: one woman's story. [VIDEO]

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