When children across the world need our help, who is going to step forward? I AM, #ForEveryChild.

Meet Zaara, 17, Climate Guardian! We asked her 5 quick questions about climate action, hope, and what keeps her going 🌞✨ #Baaruveri

It is now accepted that Jenner learned from the surgeon John Fewster (1738-1824) that farmers who once had cowpox were immune to smallpox and could not be variolated against it. The milkmaid story is apocryphal, invented by Jenner’s biographer some years after his death.

Investing in girls protects their rights and futures. It’s the right thing to do. It also makes sound economic sense for countries, paying dividends for their communities.

Approximately 2.6 billion people are still offline, with women and girls making up the majority. South Asia is the world’s fastest-growing region. By closing the gender divide, it can unlock unprecedented prosperity for girls, families and the country. https://t.co/OqMiwHkzpI

Supporting a friend emotionally isn’t always easy, but saying the right thing can mean the world to them. What words or phrases do you find most comforting to hear or say? Share them in the comments below.

Her story reflects many girls across Afghanistan whose dreams are paused but not forgotten. #GirlGoals

Laala (name changed) is 15. Denied her right to education, she didn't just lose learning, she lost hope. “I feel like I will never reach my goals and dreams,” she says.

Shymuli, 17, worked as a domestic helper to support her family of six. When Nasima, a community mobilizer, spoke to her parents about the power of education and sports, everything changed. Today, Shymulu goes to school & trains on the field after class. https://t.co/ImPo0U5U7L

DYK: Over 400 million children are vaccinated against polio every year. However, after decades of progress, the world is on the verge of eradicating polio, a disease that once affected over a thousand children every single day.

Polio can change a child’s life forever - but it doesn’t have to. Safe and effective vaccines can protect every child from this preventable disease. Together, we can make polio history and give every child the chance to grow up strong and free. #WorldPolioDay

What happens when we invest in girls’ education? Every girl receives an opportunity to write her own future, as their future earnings increase, child marriage rates decline, and maternal mortality rates fall.

Female health workers continue to provide care amid growing challenges after the recent earthquake in Afghanistan. As winter brings floods to low-lying camps and freezing nights to mountain valleys, families now face a second crisis in the making. Read👇 https://t.co/VmALIyEAez

If you are reading this, this is your sign to let your friend know that they are on your mind today! 💙

What's a game your parents played with you that you still remember? Tell us in the comments!

Play isn’t just fun – it’s one of the most powerful tools to support children’s growth and shape their learning from the very start.

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Do you have more tips on how parents can support their daughters in their first period besides these?

One month after the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, over 212,000 children at risk of deadly waterborne diseases like acute watery diarrhoea. UNICEF urgently calls on donors to step up funding for the emergency response: https://t.co/gCsSwSZDDi

When girls get opportunities to learn: ✅ They earn more ✅ Child marriage rates decline ✅ Maternal mortality rates fall What else would you add to the list?

Good News! Maldives becomes the first country globally to achieve Triple Elimination of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B. https://t.co/SlgeDniKG9 @unicefmaldives

On International Day of the Girl, youth advocates Sabnam and Ayesha have a special message. #IDG2025