Inside Look: COVID-19 and the Migrant Crisis
How is COVID-19 deepening the migrant crisis in Honduras and creating new dangers and complications for already vulnerable children and families? To learn more about how UNICEF has had to innovate and change course on the ground to deliver support and services, UNICEF USA sat down with Lea Beaudry, UNICEF Child Protection Specialist in Honduras.
Supporting Out-of-School Children with e-Vouchers
In Aleppo, Syria, a joint UNICEF and World Food Program (WFP) venture is helping children like Lamis and her family secure essentials, during COVID-19.
Burundi Needs More Soap
UNICEF has joined forces with soap maker Savonor to make handwashing cheaper and easier for children and families — and in doing so, strengthen the country's first line of defense against COVID-19.
Getting Cash Directly to Yemeni Families In Need
Former UNICEF Yemen Representative Sara Beysolow Nyanti reflects on successes and challenges of maintaining a massive emergency cash transfer program in the midst of COVID-19.
Heading back to school in the pandemic
As school doors start to reopen in some countries, what does it look like for students?
Why All Kids Need to Know How to Talk About Race and Racism
Dr. Sandra Chapman, educator and founder of Chap Equity, on teaching kids how to talk about race and racism, feel the pain and anger they cause and take action.
In Mali’s COVID-19 fight, knowledge is power
Young people in camps for displaced people in Mali are being empowered with information about how to protect themselves and their communities.
Making Masks to Protect Children and Families
Syrian youth are learning new skills, to help produce masks and keep children and families in their community protected against COVID-19.
Privacy not the only concern for kids and contact-tracing technology
Much of the public discussion around new contact tracing apps has focused on privacy concerns, and with good reason. However, one group of potential app users deserves special consideration: children and youth
Going Door to Door to Protect Yemen's Children
Every day, Saba - a health worker in Yemen - braves rough terrain to meet with families and ensure children continue to have access to vital medical services.
