November Newswire

Generation COVID

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have an impact on the lives of children around the world. With an increase in access to vaccines, the future is looking a little brighter for some. But the reality is that many children continue to live through the worst of the pandemic and they’re handling it day by day. Witness the resilience that children everywhere are exhibiting through this interactive visual journey.

Get an inside look at the children behind the crisis >>

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UNICEF's agenda for addressing climate change

Earlier this month, world leaders gathered together for COP26, the 26th Conference of the Parties to the 1994 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. UNICEF attended to urge nations and critical partners to accelerate meaningful action on behalf of the world's children from cutting greenhouse gas emissions to including young people in decisions.

Get a closer look at the action we’re demanding >>

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Polio vaccines for all children in Afghanistan

House-to-house polio vaccination will recommence across Afghanistan in November. The vaccination campaign will be the first in over 3 years to reach all children across the country. More than 3.3 million children, who previously remained inaccessible to vaccination campaigns, will now have a chance to receive vaccinations. Ensuring access to the polio vaccine will make it possible for Afghanistan to eradicate polio and keep children safe.

Read more about the vaccine campaign in Afghanistan >>

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A shameful milestone in Yemen

Since fighting in Yemen began in 2015, 10,000 children have been maimed or killed — that’s about 4 children every single day. Yemen is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, according to UNICEF. In the face of mounting challenges, UNICEF continues to work to support all children in the country by providing nutrition treatment, distributing emergency cash transfers and increasing access to education and health centers. We remain committed to the children of Yemen and continue to advocate for their safety.

Read the latest updates on Yemen's children >>

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Tell Congress to Invest in Mental Health Services for Children in the U.S.

Ask your Senator to ensure children and youth in the U.S. have access to mental health services.

Take action >>

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