Twenty-five years ago, three UN employees in New York began an ordinary September morning that would change their lives forever. Their stories of 9/11 and its lasting shockwave.
Twenty-five years ago, three UN staffers in New York began a routine September morning. What they witnessed would change them forever. Here's what they remember.
Every year, 727,000 people die by suicide. Among 15-29 year-olds, it's the third leading cause of death. World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10 reminds us that prevention is possible—and we all have a role to play.
The UN honors 9/11 victims, tackles Yemen's crisis, condemns a Chernobyl drone strike, and urges suicide prevention. Here's why these global stories matter to you.
Every year, 727,000 people die by suicide. It's the third leading cause of death for ages 15-29. World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10 raises awareness. Learn how you can help.
The UN marked the 9/11 anniversary, tackled Yemen's crisis, condemned a drone strike at Chernobyl, and called for urgent suicide prevention. Here's what you need to know.
This week: 9/11 tributes, Yemen ceasefire talks, Chernobyl drone strike condemnation, and WHO's suicide prevention plea. Stay informed on global health and safety.
A shocking UNICEF report reveals 20 million teens aged 12-17, or 1 in 5 kids across 21 countries, have faced online sexual exploitation, highlighting a urgent global digital safety crisis.
A shocking UNICEF report reveals that 1 in 5 children across 21 countries—20 million kids aged 12-17—have been victims of online sexual exploitation, highlighting a urgent global digital safety crisis.
UNICEF reports that 1 in 5 children aged 12-17 across 21 countries have faced online sexual exploitation. Learn what the data reveals and how we can protect kids.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has focused solely on ending violence against women & girls, mobilizing over $250 million and supporting 700+ global initiatives.
For 30 years, the UN's sole fund dedicated to ending violence against women has mobilized over $250M and supported 700+ global initiatives. Explore its quiet, groundbreaking impact.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has focused solely on ending violence against women & girls, mobilizing over $250M and backing 700+ global initiatives.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has exclusively fought violence against women & girls, mobilizing over $250 million and supporting 700+ global initiatives to create real change.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has solely fought violence against women & girls, mobilizing over $250 million for 700+ global initiatives. Its focused mission has driven grassroots change worldwide.
For 30 years, the UN's dedicated fund has mobilized over $250 million to support more than 700 initiatives fighting violence against women and girls worldwide, creating a cornerstone for global action.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has focused solely on ending violence against women, mobilizing over $250 million to support more than 700 initiatives worldwide.
For 30 years, a unique UN fund has focused solely on ending violence against women & girls, mobilizing over $250 million to support 700+ global initiatives creating real change.
For 30 years, the UN's dedicated Trust Fund has been the global frontline against violence targeting women and girls, mobilizing over $250 million and backing more than 700 initiatives worldwide.
For 30 years, the UN's dedicated fund has mobilized over $250 million, supporting 700+ global initiatives to end violence against women and girls. What has this unprecedented focus actually achieved?