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Students

Voices of Youth
Be in the know, join the discussions, and make a difference, on issues that affect you.

Students and teachers

What we do
Learn about UNICEF’s priorities for helping children around the world.

Information by country
Country overviews, real life stories and statistics from more than 180 countries around the world.

Teachers

Teachers Talking About Learning
Supporting teachers’ professional development, this website provides opportunities to explore ideas, discuss issues and take action.

Magic: Teachers
Selected web resources for teachers who work with their students on media projects—TV, radio, newspapers, online, or other.

Video/audio for educators
Television programmes and broadcast-quality videos for educational outreach.

Girls’ education
In country after country, educating girls yields spectacular social benefits for the current generation and those to come.

Girls education campaigns
UNICEF’s ‘25 by 2005 Girls’ Education Campaign’ focuses on getting girls into school in 25 countries where an extra effort is needed. The ‘Go Girls! Education for Every Child’ campaign raises awareness, generates public support and mobilizes resources for ‘25 by 2005’.

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