A conversation on the impacts of Covid-19 on gender-based violence and other harmful practices. 

This is a fundraiser for UNICEF to raise money for the immigration crisis around the globe. We will have a panel of speakers talking about immigration issues. It's $5 as an entry fee but if you would like to donate more, let us know! Thank you!

PEAC is hosting a policy ideathon based on questions related to the current global situation and give students half a day to work together in teams to formulate a solution. Mentors from PEAC and a variety of professional industries will be randomly assigned to groups to help students draft any solutions. Once proposals are submitted, teams will present their solutions to a panel of judges who will select the top three ideas and award winners. 

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Columbia University UNICEF Club presents, in conjunction with New York University UNICEF Club, Hunter College UNICEF Club, Baruch College UNICEF Club, Saint John's University UNICEF Club, Fordham University UNICEF Club, and the Fashion Institute of Technology UNICEF Club, a day of advocacy, education, and fundraising for the Global Children's Refugee Crisis. 

YOU MUST BE 18+ TO ATTEND THE EVENT. 

To learn more about the conference please go to our official website. 

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To donate on Facebook, please go to https://www.facebook.com/donate/1259199617781348/ 

We are so excited to meet all of you!

Please join us for Queens' UNICEF's 2020 Halloween Party! This event will be a time for our members to get together and have some fun activities, games, a halloween costume contest (with prizes!) and just hang out and get to know each other. We will be charging a $1 admission price to raise funds for UNICEF global programs. 

Let's celebrate UNICEF's 70th anniversary of TRICK OR TREAT with a smash! Grab your family and quarantine buddies and join UNICEF NextGen LA for a fun filled evening dancing to some tunes mixed by QuestLove!

Approximately 248,000 children — some as young as 12 — were married in the U.S. between 2000 and 2010, most of them were girls wed to adult men. Girls who marry are not only denied their childhood, they are often socially isolated, with limited opportunities for education and employment. UNICEF calls child marriage a harmful practice and a violation of child rights and believes that marriage under age 18 should be prohibited in all circumstances.

Yet there is no federal law regarding child marriage; rather, every state sets its own requirements. In fact, several states throughout the country have no minimum age for marriage. That is why UNICEF USA is a member of the National Coalition to End Child Marriage, working alongside other NGO partners to end marriage below the age of 18 within the U.S. and to repeal loopholes and exceptions that may promote the practice.  

In New York State, the minimum age required to be married is 17, falling one critical year short from adulthood. How does Child Marriage affect children in New York? What are the current laws in place surrounding child marriage? How can you take action? 

Join us on Thursday, October 29th at 7:00pm EST for an engaging conversation with child rights advocates, leaders in local government and representatives from UNICEF USA. While the webinar will target advocates living in New York State, it is open to all UNICEF USA Supporters!

UNICEF NextGen DC & 305 Certified Dance Fitness Instructor Sadler Gensch have teamed up to offer a Halloween dance party class & spook-tacular playlist! Join us for a great workout while being safely socially distance at home - 100% of proceeds will go directly UNICEF.

All children have the right to education according to their own needs. And all children have the right to a safe and healthy life. Music students in WNY have put together an online concert in order to raise awareness about how often the right to education for children with special needs and disabilities is neglected by the society. We learn and play music together, according to our own abilities and talents. 

Children worldwide are being faced with life-threatening illnesses, with no vaccine in sight. They have no hope to spare as they get struck with un-curable diseases. The Masks For A Better Life program will hopefully lead to an increase in vaccines within third-world countries. The funds from the mask sales will be donated to UNICEF's Health and Immunization Global Program. The masks will be black and contain the Masks For A Better Life logo and one size fits all.

The Youth For Yemen Project is run by Dear Dunya, a 501c3 nonprofit organization created to elevate the conditions of many middle eastern countries. 100% of the money and supplies raised in the Youth for Yemen Project will go to the UNICEF Yemen Relief Fund and will be tax-deductible. 

Already crushed by war and collapsing economic and health care systems, Yemen faces the devastation of COVID-19. With The Yemen Initiative, we hope to donate funds earned from bracelet sales to UNICEF's humanitarian relief efforts. The available bracelet colors are red, white, and black, which are the colors of the Yemen flag.

Storytelling and interactive creative activities

We invite you to join our bi-weekly series exclusively for UNICEF New Englanders to discuss and learn about child rights and protection inspired by the free Child Protection: Children's Rights in Theory and Practice course by Harvard University on EdX.

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