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Explore inspiring stories of hope and resilience and delve into detailed explainers that spotlight the immense challenges children endure in humanitarian crises.
22 July 2026
To celebrate International Day of Friendship, here are five tips on how to be a good friend online.
Education is the key to the future we want to see for every child. And it all starts here, in the classroom.
22 June 2026
Menstruation is still surrounded by stigma and misinformation, but initiatives like Oky are helping change that. Hear from two girls on how they’re making a difference in technology and menstrual health.
18 June 2026
As millions of children and young people around the world are forced to leave their homes and travel through often dangerous migration routes, this is the reality of how it impacts their childhoods.
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24 May 2026
Around the world, period poverty continues to limit education, health and opportunity for millions of people.
5 May 2026
For the past three decades, this small sachet of 'peanut paste' has helped save the lives of millions of children affected by severe malnutrition.
23 Apr 2026
How UNICEF Australia and Rotary are supporting communities in Kiribati to protect girls from cervical cancer.
14 Apr 2026
For three years, children across Sudan have been living through unimaginable hardship. Relentless conflict, mass displacement, famine and life-threatening diseases have devastated the lives of so many children and their families, cutting off access to essential services like safe water, healthcare and education.
24 Mar 2026
On 28 March 2025, devastating earthquakes struck Myanmar. One year on, millions of children are still facing the impacts, with urgent support needed to help communities recover and rebuild.
22 Mar 2026
Three months after the social media ban, young people under 16 are still on the platforms, adapting quickly to restrictions that haven’t changed how they spend time online.
