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Two children at the frontline of work Two children at the frontline of work
News and Insights The photographer shining a light on the children who have to work to survive
After meeting disadvantaged families and children, Simon Lister is now using photography to bring...
by Simone Ziaziaris
posted 24/08/2018
14-year-old Ashwaq has lost her home in Yemen. 14-year-old Ashwaq has lost her home in Yemen.
UNICEF in action This is what it takes to protect Yemen's children
PART two of our series profiling Australians making a difference with UNICEF
by Simone Ziaziaris
posted 11/10/2018
Ally talks about turning her lived experience as a young person with mental health issues into something positive. Ally talks about turning her lived experience as a young person with mental health issues into something positive.
UNICEF in action Do you see what I see?
On World Mental Health Day, our Young Ambassador Ally Finnis opens up about her decision to turn ...
by Ally Finnis
posted 09/10/2018
Atosha wants every girl to know they are gifted and capable of doing amazing things. Atosha wants every girl to know they are gifted and capable of doing amazing things.
UNICEF in action Every Girl Deserves an Education
From the Democratic Republic of Congo, to Kenya and now Australia - our Young Ambassador Atosha h...
by Atosha Birongo
posted 08/10/2018
Two boys look at a world map Two boys look at a world map
UNICEF in action What can $30 buy you around the world?
See how far your money can go in different countries.
by Rashini Suriyaarachchi
posted 27/09/2018
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