Page Stories Stories about children and families in China. Available in:中文English article blog video photo Articles Unicef default logo Article Light every moment of childhood It is in our hands to make childhood a happy long-lasting memory that will help all children in China to thrive and develop as healthy adults. Read the story Article A more inclusive digital environment is what I hope for Instead of being determined by digital technology, we hope to use digital technology to empower each other with limitless possibilities. Read the story Article Climate Change response, Youth in Action Around 100 young advocates from African and Asian participated in the ‘Climate Innovation Network: Climate Change Response, Youth in Action’ roundtable. Read the story Article Three experts show girls what's possible in science and tech On 11 October 2022, Day of the Girl, UNICEF and the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) launched videos titled ‘Championing Her Future’ Read the story Article Water and the global climate crisis The world needs to get water smart. Everyone has a role to play, and we cannot afford to wait. Read the story Article Investing in children’s survival and well-being on a healthy World Humanitarian Day Read the story Load more items Back to top Blog Blog post For every child, clean air at home UNICEF works with government partners to protect rural children from indoor air pollution Read the story Blog post What’s it like for children going back to school? UNICEF in China helps the world reimagine Read the story Blog post An open letter to the world’s children 8 reasons why I’m worried, and hopeful, about the next generation. Read the story Blog post What I Learned Volunteering at UNICEF China A UNICEF China youth volunteer shares her story Read the story Blog post Innovation can transform the lives of the next generation Emerging approaches and tools that come about as a result of new technology have an enormous potential to positively impact the lives of children and youth. Read the story Blog post Revolutionizing toilets Revolutionizing toilets: China leads the way Read the story Load more items Back to top Video Video A Stronger You music video Adolescents can help each other Watch now Video To be a future football player, "I am ready!" UNICEF's Sports for Development programme in Inner Mongolia supports children's all-around development through capacity building for PE teachers Watch now Video Promoting inclusion through football Everyone has a right to equal and full participation in sports activities, including children with disabilities. Watch now Video Light every moment of childhood We took a group of participants on a journey to explore the different settings children experience – the home, school, and the digital world. Watch now Video Cities light up for World Children's Day Cities and counties across China lit up landmarks in blue to symbolize their commitment to upholding children's rights. Watch now Video More than a "football" Ahead of World Children's Day 2022, UNICEF welcomed a group of children to create art on footballs and express their opinions on children's rights. Watch now Load more items Back to top Photo Photo essay ‘Know Your Food’ Convenience Store launched in Weihai, Enshi The store simulates the food environment that children are exposed to every day See the story Photo essay 'Know Your Food' Convenience Store debuts in Chengdu The store simulates the food environment that children are exposed to every day See the story Photo essay Harnessing the uplifting power of music Young people co-create a song to support their peers maintain mental health See the story Photo essay Locked down: Keeping busy in difficult times Adolescents' mental health during COVID-19 See the story Photo It is not your fault if you are bullied online Stopping cyberbullying requires the joint efforts of everyone, including young people, parents, teachers, internet companies and policy makers See now Photo essay A sunflower sprouts from healed wounds A girl affected by the 2008 earthquake remembers her happy time at a child-friendly space See the story Load more items Back to top
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