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26/05/2016

My top 10 Disney quotes: http://virg.in/td1

30/11/2015

There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you. - Maya Angelou
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28/11/2015

Want a successful advocacy?Here are the tips.

https://yali.state.gov/5-tips-for-building-a-successful-advocacy-campaign/

Join this month. Learn how to get involved at yali.state.gov/climate  Are you trying to get the word out — either for a candidate or a cause you feel passionate about? Social media is great, but when online supporters turn into offline volunteers, your advocacy campaign reaches a new…

20/11/2015

All children deserve the chance to be happy and healthy, explore their world safely, and reach their full potential.

A new campaign from UNICEF is calling for a fair chance in life for every child.

Join us as we campaign for better nutrition, basic literacy and an end the the use of children as soldiers in South Sudan.

Photo: UNICEF/2015/South Sudan/Rich

07/11/2015

Only 30% of the YALI applications are from women! Tell a friend to tell a friend about that WOMAN who is making a difference in the society to VISIT https://youngafricanleaders.state.gov/washington-fellowship/apply and apply for the 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders. 6 DAYS TO GO!!

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02/11/2015

Project sustainability is about the ability of any project to live beyond its schedule or to literally keep on serving its purpose even long after initiation or after external support has been stop...

28/10/2015

Tip #8: If you are making an impact where you live, be proud to say so on your application! Do you know someone who has made a difference in your community?

22/10/2015

7 facts you should know about child poverty: http://uni.cf/1RMz4NQ

17/10/2015

familyshare.com/parenting/6-parenting-sins-to-avoid

For parents and care givers.

Are you damaging your child’s self-esteem without knowing it?

17/10/2015

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14/10/2015

"Thank you UNICEF for your encouragement and support. Thank you so much. Tomorrow I will get up early and go to school. I want to study and finish university. I want to be a doctor. Study is very good for me and for my future."

As well as being smart, 15 year old James* is incredibly brave. When conflict displaced him from his home he started selling small items in the market to make ends meet. One day he was abducted by soldiers and taken for training where he was given orders to fight and kill other children.

"I didn’t want to be a soldier. If I stayed a soldier, when I’m older I would have a bad mind," James explains. So he put his gun down and ran for freedom through the high grass until he reached a UN base for protection.

UNICEF provides child protection services to vulnerable children like James as well as essential items like buckets and mosquito nets. We also help get children back to school thanks to our partnership with USAID - US Agency for International Development

With his new school supplies James is happy. “I will go with my friend later to the child friendly space and play football," he says with a smile.

*name changed to protect identity

Photo: UNICEF/2015/South Sudan/Rich

10/10/2015

After reading all application requirements and details below, begin the Fellowship application process: Apply here: 2016 Mandela Washington Fellowship Application MANDELA WASHINGTON FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION INFORMATION Selection Process The Mandela Washington Fellowship is conducted as a merit-based o…