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Forest Whitaker - Why is it important we meet the SDGs

Forest Whitaker, UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation, speaks to UN News on why it is important the Sustainable Development Goals are met. Watch →

Unicef UK Ambassador Michael Sheen on 5 years of the Syria conflict

UNICEF UK Ambassador, Michael Sheen, reflects on the impact of the long and brutal conflict on Syrian children. Watch →

Amal and George Clooney talk to Syrian families in Berlin

George and Amal Clooney took time out of their hectic schedules to hear from three Syrian families in Berlin. They were joined by International Rescue Committee President and CEO, David Miliband. Watch →

Join Game of Thrones cast and the IRC to help refugees

The Game of Thrones cast and the International Rescue Committee came together to bring awareness of the plight of Syrian refugees. Watch →

Peter Capaldi a.k.a. Dr Who meets Syrian refugees in Jordan with UNHCR

Actor, writer, director and UNHCR Supporter Peter Capaldi travelled with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to meet Syrian families living in refugee camps and towns and cities across Jordan. Through writing, photography, film and a unique Virtual Reality experience, Peter helped communicate some of their extraordinary stories of escape and survival and helped highlight the vital role of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, in supporting and protecting refugees. Watch →

Can you predict Katy Perry's weather forecast? | UNICEF

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Katy Perry delivers a special weather report on the devastating effects of climate change for the world’s children. In the exclusive recording, launched as world leaders convene at the COP21 conference on climate change, Katy shines a light on the extreme weather patterns that are emerging across the world and forcing millions of children and families to flee their homes. Watch →

Sir Alex Ferguson on David Beckham's 7 Fund for UNICEF

UNICEF UK Ambassador and former Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson speaks about his pride in his fellow UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham's dedicated work in support of UNICEF and children in danger across the globe. Watch →

World Leaders Make COP21 Count

On the eve of the most important climate conference yet, The Elders ask world leaders to think of their grandchildren before they make the colossal decisions which could change the fate of our world. The video features four of The Elders: Watch →

Helen and Graham Linehan on abortion in Ireland

When Helen and Graham Linehan found out the foetus Helen was carrying would not survive, they were devastated. Terminating the pregnancy was the only option. In Ireland, Graham’s homeland, Helen would be sent to jail for having that operation. Amnesty International is campaigning to decriminalise abortion in Ireland. Watch →

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF with the Peanuts Movie Gang

Join Charlie, Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang this Halloween and Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to help save kids around the world. Click here to get started! The money you raise in your neighborhood or with your class at school will help UNICEF provide life-saving nutrition, clean water, education and more to kids in need. Watch →

Pampers UNICEF 10 Year Anniversary

Pampers have been supporting UNICEF in the fight against maternal and newborn tetanus for 10 years. Watch →

Refugee or Migrant? #WordsMatter Say Our High Profile Supporters

WordsMatter: this short film explains the meaning behind the word “refugee”. UNHCR Goodwill Ambassadors and high profile supporters help define the difference between the terms “refugee” and “migrant”. These words are being splashed across media headlines because of the ongoing European Refugee Crisis. Stars include Barbara Hendricks, Cate Blanchett, Colin Firth, Craig Ferguson, Douglas Booth, Helena Christensen, John Abraham, Kristin Davis, Neil Gaiman, Patrick Stewart, Peter Capaldi, Rokia Traore. Watch →

Refugees in Europe desperately need your help - Cate Blanchett

Actor Cate Blanchett has issued a heartfelt appeal in response to the refugee crisis in Europe, asking the public to show support for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. Watch →

One powerful letter to #ENDViolence with David Beckham | UNICEF

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham is championing a letter signed by 18 child survivors of violence that calls on world leaders to end the widespread abuse that affects millions of children around the world. Every five minutes a child dies as a result of violence. Now, 18 child survivors of violence are addressing world leaders with one moving letter to end the widespread abuse that affects millions of them. From violent conflict in South Sudan, sexual abuse in Iceland, and child trafficking in Pakistan, the children’s own voices highlight an epidemic of violence that transcends geography. Watch →