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Never be a Flower Without Scent: A Letter for Black History Month

To mark Black History Month, UNICEF Canada Youth Advocate Harantxa reflects on the experiences of discrimination that many Black children and youth face.

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Cholera surges in Sudan’s White Nile State, more than 292,000 children at risk in Kosti

UNICEF partners respond to curb the spread of cholera outbreak

NICEF Sudan’s Chief of Health, shares a light moment with Adan Mohammed, 6 months, before she receives the malaria vaccine. Adan is the very first child to be vaccinated against malaria in Sudan.

With stoppage of humanitarian aid deliveries into the Gaza Strip, UNICEF warns of severe consequences for children and families in desperate need

Ceasefire “a critical lifeline” for children across Gaza

Reports of grave violations against children in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo tripled in last month – UNICEF

UNICEF is deeply concerned by the significant increase in reports of grave violations against children in parts of the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The number of incidents has tripled since the latest escalation of violence which began on 24 January 2025.

Families who had been living in displaced persons camps around Goma seek shelter on their way to Shasha village in North Kivu province, DR Congo

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the deaths of Ariel and Kfir Bibas

All children, wherever they are, have the right to live in peace and safety with their families.

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UNICEF Canada works to create a better world for children around the globe, and in Canada.

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‘Chefs for UNICEF Gala’ returns to Halifax on April 24

Nova Scotia’s top culinary talent will help UNICEF continue a 33-year Halifax tradition of giving back to children worldwide

The money raised from the Chefs for UNICEF Gala will. help UNICEF continue its groundbreaking work

Policy and Advocacy for Children and Youth

UNICEF works to promote public policy to advance children’s rights and well-being in Canada.