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Every child deserves the chance to walk into a classroom, meet their teacher and begin learning — no matter their circumstances. Yet, while progress has been made, there are still many gaps in education access globally. Here's how we can work to remove the barriers that keep children out of school:

Helping Children Get Back to School: How UNICEF Expands Education AccessMillions are still waiting for their first safe chance to learn — a fundamental right.www.unicefusa.org

In displacement camps across #Gaza, UNICEF is supporting waste collection and recycling activities to help create safer environments for children. "The most important thing is for our camp to be clean," says Wasim Mohammed Abu Nasr, a recycling worker. "And we are removing harm from the children."

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The carbon footprint of children and families in Timor-Leste is next to nothing, yet they are experiencing some of the most intense impacts of a changing #climate — from flooded classrooms to crop failures. Here's how UNICEF is meeting the moment and helping communities build resilience:

Tackling the Climate Crisis in Timor-LesteClimate shocks have become routine events in Timor-Leste, disrupting children's lives and pushing systems closer to collapse. [video]www.unicefusa.org

"Every day, psychosocial workers like me re-establish dialogue when fear takes over," says Wivine Ngumbi Kabala. Wivine is a UNICEF-supported psychosocial expert, working on the front lines of the #Ebola outbreak in #DRCongo. This is her story: https://www.unicefusa.org/ebola-worker-bsky

Since the war in #Gaza began in October 2023, ceasefires have repeatedly been declared — and broken. But one thing has remained constant: attacks on children. Our latest humanitarian update, including how UNICEF is responding to the crisis: https://www.unicefusa.org/64000-children-gaza-bsky

At #G4C2026, UNICEF and our partners at the LEGO group, @cooneycenter.bsky.social and Games for Change were excited to bring #RITEC — Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children — to the festival. UNICEF Program Specialist Shuli Gilutz talks about why this global initiative matters:

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Clean water is essential to protecting children from illness and ensuring they’re nourished. UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch takes us to the neighborhood of Zaytoon in #Gaza, where our colleagues on the ground are doing everything they can to ensure families have access to safe water:

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We were proud to see #RITEC — Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children — featured at #G4C2026 last week. During the festival, our colleagues and partners shared how applying RITEC embeds children’s well-being into everyday digital play design and development across the video game industry.

The @unfpa.org - UNICEF Global Programme to #EndChildMarriage annual report highlights sustained progress — as well as challenging headwinds. Andrew Maguire from our Global Programs team shares how "we can still realize a world where every girl thrives" alongside partners like Zonta International:

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Even as children's needs have soared around the world, the funding situation remains bleak. Here are 10 emergency contexts that must not be overlooked in 2026:

10 Emergencies That Need More Support in 2026UNICEF is working around the clock to support children in emergencies, but more resources are urgently needed.www.unicefusa.org

We all want what's best for our children, but being a parent isn't always easy. Whether you're interested in info about child development, health or nutrition, we've got your back. Find science-backed tips you can trust to help give your child the best start in life: unicef.org/parenting 💙

Every child deserves love, care and stability. 💙 On National #ParentsDay, we’re honoring the parents and caregivers who show up for children, every day.

National Parents Day: Recognizing Key Role of Caregivers in Helping Children ThriveA day to honor parents and caregivers and the important ways they help children growwww.unicefusa.org

In #DRCongo, UNICEF-supported psychosocial workers like Wivine Ngumbi Kabala are providing support to families affected by the #Ebola outbreak. "Every day, [we] restore dialogue when fear takes over," she says. "We build trust between communities and the health teams." A look at her work in action:

Building Trust to Stop the Spread of Ebola in DRCUNICEF-supported psychosocial workers provide comfort for Ebola patients and their families, along with vital health information.www.unicefusa.org

The carbon footprint of children and families in Timor-Leste is next to nothing, yet they are experiencing some of the most intense impacts of a changing #climate — from flooded classrooms to crop failures. Here's how UNICEF is meeting the moment and helping communities build resilience:

Tackling the Climate Crisis in Timor-LesteClimate shocks have become routine events in Timor-Leste, disrupting children's lives and pushing systems closer to collapse.www.unicefusa.org

Since the escalation of full-scale war in #Ukraine, providing comfortable, nurturing spaces for children and adolescents— sometimes in subway stations and heated tents — has been a key component of UNICEF's emergency response. #PlayCantWait

A Safe Space to Learn and Play in UkraineUNICEF-supported child-friendly hubs offer children in Ukraine a chance to decompress and feel a much-needed sense of normalcy. [video]www.unicefusa.org

Even as children's needs have soared around the world, the funding situation remains bleak. Here are 10 emergency contexts that must not be overlooked in 2026:

10 Emergencies That Need More Support in 2026UNICEF is working around the clock to support children in emergencies, but more resources are urgently needed.www.unicefusa.org

Up to 23.4 million additional children could fall into monetary poverty by the end of 2026 as ongoing tensions in the Middle East and related shipping disruptions continue, UNICEF warns in a new report. However, with timely action, we can help shield children from the worst effects.

How Economic Shocks From War in the Middle East Threaten to Increase Child Poverty WorldwideChildren are paying the price of conflict-related shipping disruptions — including those living far beyond the region.www.unicefusa.org

Every year, UNICEF delivers millions of cardboard boxes filled with ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) to children being treated for severe acute malnutrition. Until recently, those boxes were discarded after use. Now, thanks to UNICEF's Project Play, they're becoming toys.

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According to a new report from @unicef.org and @who.int, while global child immunization rates showed modest improvement last year, drop-out numbers were high and stagnant, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. Millions of children around the world remain vulnerable.

Modest Gains in Global Child Immunization in 2025UNICEF urges accelerated action to remove barriers to vaccination to reduce risks of disease outbreaks and protect every child.www.unicefusa.org

Scenes of joy and creativity at a child-friendly space in La Guaira, #Venezuela. In the aftermath of the recent earthquakes, UNICEF is helping displaced children regain a sense of normalcy and continue learning. Learn more, including how to help: https://www.unicefusa.org/venezuela-bsky

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