UNICEF, in partnership with the Government of Japan, is distributing 450,000 identity bracelets to children in Gaza to help reunite families if separated. The bracelets are mainly for children under six but can be used for older kids as well. #Gaza #UNICEF

Life in ruins, ancient sites shelter Syria's displaced.

Lujain* is an 11-year-old from Syria she loves playing football outside with other children living in the displacement camp, including her cousins and friends. She says that she feels happy playing football. Story by the Frontline in Focus team for Save the Children. Tinyhand

Thank you to everyone who joined our webinar today! Special thanks to our brilliant speakers Hadeel Arja Hannah Dreier Cherian George Bhavya Dore and moderator Aidan White! 👏 The webinar recording will be available soon. #FetisovJournalismAwards #freewebinar #childrights

“I dream of becoming a pediatrician to help the children in need,” says Jana, 12, an inspiring young student displaced in Northwest hashtag#Syria. Watch this report by the Frontline in Focus team for UNICEF.

What do these numbers signify? It’s the number of days children caught in conflict have missed school - in #Sudan, #Gaza, #DR Congo and Ethiopia. UNICEF

Teaching in #Gaza: Lessons in Between Tents

Have you heard of the "Dream Factory"? It's a place where children refuse to give up on their dreams! If you have a VR headset, put it on and click the link to watch this immersive story from #Syria. Tinyhand youtube.com/watch?v=1DG4rB…

“I wanted to create platforms that not only highlight their struggles but also drive meaningful change,” says journalist @hadeelarja. W/ ICFJ support, Arja was able to grow Tinyhand, an outlet that focuses on telling the stories of children in crisis: buff.ly/4e85gvs

“I wanted to create platforms that not only highlight their struggles but also drive meaningful change,” says journalist @hadeelarja. W/ ICFJ support, Arja was able to grow Tinyhand, an outlet that focuses on telling the stories of children in crisis: buff.ly/4e85gvs

#Syrian #schoolfights

Jad*, 11 and his sister Yara*, 6 left their home to seek safety in a shelter with their family. More than a thousand people were killed, thousands injured and hundreds of thousands displaced from southern and eastern #Lebanon after Israeli airstrikes. Schools are closed.

Over 300,000 children have been displaced by the ongoing violence in #Lebanon, according to Government reports. Over the last week, at least 80 children have reportedly been killed in attacks, while hundreds more have been injured.

📝Did you miss our latest webinar "Children in the news: Journalism and the Rights of the Child"? Visit FJA website to watch the full video, read the transcript and see additional materials👉tinyurl.com/5n7vdjkd Stay tuned for the next webinar to be held in December!

And we continue to hear these voices. 💔 We must never forget the children who were killed in Gaza, as well as those who survived but are traumatized by what they witnessed while trying to survive the ongoing war. #Gaza

The loss of educational opportunities threatens the future of an entire generation of #Syrian children, limiting their prospects for employment and contributing to a cycle of poverty and instability. Photos by khalil ashawi

"I don’t usually write about childhood abuse because it is one of those topics that makes me so sick to my stomach" A powerful piece by Irene Caselli sheds light on a shocking stat 1 in 8 girls and women have been raped or sexually assaulted before 18 rb.gy/grqbcb

Recent Turkish investigations have uncovered a network involved in the trafficking of newborns in Istanbul, leading to the deaths of hundreds of babies. #fıratsarı tinyhand.net/we-dont-expect…

In #Syria, one-third of the population lives in communities contaminated by unexploded ordnance (UXO). Please find below an in-depth report on the dangers facing children in Syria due to #UXO contamination. tinyhand.net/children-affec…

Guidelines for Ethical Reporting on Children in Conflict. In this IJNet Crisis Reporting Forum session, Hadeel Arja & Dr Kate Porterfield discussed best practices for journalists reporting on children in conflict zones Here’s a summary of the session ⬇️ buff.ly/3XME2EX