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Sevaun Palvetzian

President and CEO, UNICEF Canada

Sevaun Palvetzian is President and CEO of UNICEF Canada, the world’s leading humanitarian organization dedicated to helping children survive, thrive and reach their full potential. She is a widely respected Canadian leader who has built and led high-performing teams across the public, non-profit, corporate, and humanitarian sectors.

A strategist and values-driven executive, Sevaun is known for bringing clarity and creative solutions to complex, multi-stakeholder environments. She was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for her contributions to Canada, and has been recognized as one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women by WXN. Sevaun is also a Senior Fellow at the Munk Centre for Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto.

She previously served on the executive team at Rogers Communications as Chief Communications Officer, where she led communications and corporate responsibility across the company’s diverse business portfolio. Prior to that, she was CEO of CivicAction, a leading Canadian non-profit advancing civic engagement and addressing critical urban issues through cross-sector collaboration. Additionally, she held a series of leadership roles over a decade of service within the Government of Ontario, including launching initiatives to engage and support the next generation of leaders.

Sevaun is an active community leader and has served as an advisor to multiple orders of government and as a board director for organizations including the Canadian Club Toronto, Waterfront Toronto, NEXT Canada, and the Ivey Business School Leadership Council. She holds a Master of Arts in History from Western University and has completed executive programs at the Ivey School of Business and Harvard Business School.

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Bernadine Yee

Chief Operating Officer, UNICEF Canada

Bernadine Yee is the Chief Operating Officer for UNICEF Canada, providing critical guidance and oversight to the organization, ensuring it delivers on its mandate to help vulnerable children in the most efficient, effective and timely manner.

A caring, trusted leader and problem solver, Bernadine joined UNICEF Canada in 2017.  Prior to that, Bernadine held senior finance leadership roles at Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Diabetes Canada, World Vision Canada and Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from McGill University and has earned her Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CMA) designation.

Originally from Vancouver, Bernadine currently lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter.  She is a former critical care nurse and a non-practising member of the College of Nurses of Ontario.  She has previously served as the Board Treasurer of Peel Senior Link and Board Member of WellFort Community Health Centre.

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A baby is vaccinated in Boulpore, Burkina Faso.

WE ARE KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE WITH LIFE-SAVING VACCINES

Vaccines have safely reduced preventable deadly diseases like polio and tetanus, and even eradicated smallpox. Our immunization campaigns against measles, cholera and COVID-19 have helped protect the health of many children and families. UNICEF is working to ensure that every child, regardless of where they live, has access to the vaccines they need to survive and thrive.

A smiling mother holds her baby and a certificate of birth registration, in Democratic Republic of the Congo.

BIRTH REGISTRATION

A quarter of children born today are deprived of birth certificates. Children without a birth certificate are unable to prove their age or access supports like health care, and they are more vulnerable to violence, abuse and exploitation. UNICEF’s work focuses on helping governments strengthen their civil registration systems, and making information and services related to birth registration widely available.

In Afghanistan, a girl stands smiling at the camera, outdoors with her classmates in the schoolyard behind her wearing blue UNICEF backpacks.

CHILD MARRIAGE

Child marriage, also known as early marriage, robs girls of their childhood and threatens their well-being. Girls who marry before 18 are more likely to experience domestic violence, be less educated and have worse health than those who are unmarried at that age. UNICEF works with our partners to help empower young girls and identify and address the systemic barriers to gender equality. 

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I remind all parties that in this war, as in all wars, it is children who suffer first and suffer most.

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Violence, disease and hunger threatening children’s live.

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