When children’s rights are at risk, who will stand for them? I AM. We ARE.  I AM #ForEveryChild is a call to action to protect, empower & fight for every child’s future. Join us in turning compassion into action. help.unicef.org/global/i-am

If we can’t listen to them now in these challenging times, for children everywhere battling conflicts and diseases, then when will we? #IAMForEveryChild even more today, than i was twenty years ago in this video appealing for the protection of every child’s right to all rights.

Every day I witness impact of our work at UNICEF. I stand with I AM #ForEveryChild as we work to build a safer, more hopeful future. Proud to be part of the team unicef Lesotho that cares deeply because every child deserves protection, care, and the chance to thrive.

Are you really standing #ForEveryChild? I AM. WE ARE. In spite of everything.

When girls feel safe, they have the freedom to learn and grow. Safety isn't just about protection; it's about giving girls the confidence to fulfil their potential and make their mark on the world. Every space should be a safe space. No exceptions. #GirlGoals #IWD2025

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

#InternationalWomensDay2025 I have been awarded gender Champion by ForumCiv ESA for championing gender equality in wajir county. #AccelarateAction #WomenEmpowerment

Congratulations siz! You set the bar too high!

Once again, nowhere is safe in the Gaza Strip. The ceasefire must be reinstated and sustained. International humanitarian law must be respected by all parties, allowing the immediate provision of humanitarian aid, the protection of civilians, and the release of all hostages.

New study in Tanzania finds that switching from traditional African foods to a Western-style diet can quickly disrupt the immune and metabolic systems, while reverting to the heritage diet or consuming traditional fermented beverages helps restore healthier immune function. ~

Informative. Most of the so called western foods are expensive and poisonous!

“Some people have decided to look at Palestinians as somehow not fully human. Because if you think of Palestinians as fully human, you cannot find excuses for this kind of mass murder,” —Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Extremely saddened by Peter Kamalingin B.L death. He was an amazing human being, mentored so many of us in Oxfam and was very kind. My condolences to his family, particularly his wife and children. Death indeed is the biggest snatcher

As East Africa’s Finance Ministers unveiled their budgets, the region’s top #philanthropy funders met in Kigali convened by the #EAPhilanthropy amid growing uncertainty in global development financing. For all who gathered, it was clear that without bold, innovative action,

We’re appalled by the reported killing in Gaza today of children and women waiting in line for nutritional supplies provided by UNICEF’s partner organization, Project HOPE. The killing of families trying to access life-saving aid is unconscionable.👇 unicef.org/press-releases…

This film follows Jamila Mohamed HSC - Managing Editor of Citizen TV Kenya and a prime-time news anchor. From her morning drive through Nairobi traffic to the newsroom and finally on-air, Jamila reflects on her journey as a Somali-Muslim woman in media. Link:youtu.be/n6SMztPakgE

Glad to welcome Prof. Rabia Sa’id, a Professor of Atmospheric & Space‑Weather Physics & 1st Nigerian appointed by United Nations SG António Guterres to the Independent Scientific Panel on the Effects of Nuclear War. It's a milestone for 🇳🇬 #women in #STEM & an inspiration for girl-child edu

Super girls!!

Wangari Maathai was the first female professor in Kenya and the first African woman to be awarded the #NobelPeacePrize. She founded the Green Belt Movement, which led to the planting of millions of trees. Today we announce the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.

Reduce the purchase of luxury vehicles and private jets, and instead build companies that will create jobs for young people and the less privileged. Every year, about 8 million babies are born in Nigeria. If they grow up without access to employment opportunities, many may be