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UNICEF Canada's new President and CEO speaks about what she's most excited about as she starts her new role, her first impressions and how her experience working in the government, the private sector and non-governmental organizations will contribute to her work at UNICEF.

In the region of Analanjirofo on the eastern coast of Madagascar, a story of transformation is unfolding. By helping them develop skills and offering them prospects for the future, the Mahasoa Vocational Training Centre and its partners have opened new avenues for these young people in the region. Read how this transformation is taking place.

A young author shares their view on Pride in Canada and what it means for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

The UNICEF Venture Fund supports companies to help transform the lives of children in some of the toughest places on earth.

Young people are the least responsible, but the most affected by the impacts of climate change. Now is the time to act.

"I remember being a child and first discovering what transgender meant. I was at the tender age of ten years or so, and I had encountered a person who was beginning their trans journey". Read Delvany, 23, UNICEF Canada's Youth Advocate talks about their journey of self-discovery in this blog for Pride Month.

When I think about what Pride means to me, I think about my cousin Matthew.

May marked 100 days since devastating earthquakes hit Syria and Türkiye earlier this year. David Morley, UNICEF Canada President and CEO visits areas close to the epicentre and reports back on what he saw.

A mother narrates her tail of fleeing Sudan amidst the conflict.

A health centre in this Ethiopian village is tackling maternal malnutrition through supplements provided by UNICEF and partners, leading to improved nutrition in pregnant women and chances of a safe delivery and healthy, happy babies and mothers.