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UNICEF Halloween Drive Hits Nearly $200 Million From Kids — 4dTrick-or-Treat for UNICEF has raised nearly $200 million since 1950, when kids collected $17 in milk cartons for children recovering from World War II.

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Priya Raman My own children do the same drive each year and it teaches them early how to help others instead of just taking candy.

UNICEF report says 1.5 million Pakistani children faced online sexual abuse — Sep 21, 2026UNICEF: about 1.5 million Pakistani children aged 12-17 faced online sexual abuse in one year; 85% of perpetrators were known to them and 71% told no one.

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Dana Whitfield One and a half million children in a single year is unacceptable and demands stronger online protections at home.

El Niño Could Cause 451,000 Excess DeathsEnvironment — Sep 19, 2026El Niño is intensifying across regions, pushing millions toward hunger in Africa while threatening food security and prompting calls for early action, even as Zambia urges a substantial boost to school meals funding to protect children, and health systems in the Americas brace for drought, fires, floods and disease risks. In Peru, extreme heat and widespread risk zones expose over 3 million children to disaster risk, with UNICEF highlighting the scale of affected educational facilities and health infrastructure as the region faces broad El Niño disruptions.

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Inter Miami, Toronto FC Plan UNICEF Foundation Night — Aug 21, 2026Inter Miami hosts Toronto FC at Nu Stadium in MLS action tied to a UNICEF Foundation Night, with Lionel Messi slated to play and German Berterame returning from concussion protocol. The teams carry injury and suspension absences on both sides, including Toronto’s Niklas Dorsch, Deandre Kerr, Jonathan Osorio out and Inter Miami missing Tadeo Allende, Micael, Santi Morales, Mateo Silvetti, while Yannick Bright is suspended.

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Greta Thunberg Donating $100,000 She Received in Prize Money to UNICEF Amid PandemicReporting — Apr 30, 2020Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg is joining Danish NGO Human Act to launch an initiative in an effort to help children affected by the coronavirus outbreak. “Like the climate crisis, the coronavirus pandemic is a…

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Haiti Gangs Release 13 Captives After Mass Kenscoff KidnappingWorld — Aug 29, 2026In Kenscoff near Port-au-Prince, a mass kidnapping left at least 47 people dead and more than 50 abducted, with six children and seven women released in a rare moment of relief. UNICEF and UN officials highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis and urged international action as the UN Security Council discussed response options.

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Somalia shuts 205 health facilities amid aid cutsWorld — Aug 21, 2026UNICEF warns nearly 1.9 million Somali children will be malnourished this year, with a 32% rise in admissions for severe acute malnutrition and related complications. Aid cuts have shuttered about 205 health and nutrition facilities, with up to 618 more at risk, forcing longer journeys and delaying treatment amid drought, conflict and rising costs, deepening a worsening humanitarian crisis.

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Iran war forces families to choose groceries over gas — Aug 17, 2026The Iran war is driving up fuel costs that strain American families after SNAP cuts left Arizona food banks stretched, triggering higher food and gas costs for households already relying on charity. It is also worsening education access for children around Cambodia’s Tonle Sap, with UNICEF warning up to 23.4 million more children could fall into poverty this year, largely in Africa and Asia, as rising fuel prices erode families’ ability to get to school.

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