article blog video photo Articles Article 4 ways students can encourage kindness in schools How you can help put a stop to bullying, cyberbullying, fighting, and corporal punishment. Read the story Article UNICEF China and China Nutrition Society launch SOWC 2019 Global report on nutrition highlights importance of tackling the triple burden of malnutrition in China and other countries Read the story Article Rural schools make children feel home away from home As China's Ministry of Education and the UNICEF has been jointly carrying out the Whole School Environment Improvement project. Read the story Article 3 things you can do to get your child moving and playing Play nurtures all areas of development and stimulates brain development. Read the story Article WHAT IS CYBERBULLYING ? A primer on cyberbullying: what is it, who does it affect, and what is its impact on children and adolescents Read the story Article How to talk to your child's school about bullying School leaders and teachers are important allies for preventing and addressing bullying. Read the story Load more items Back to top Blog 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 Unicef default logo Blog post 4 things I learned interning at UNICEF China 4 things I learned interning at UNICEF China Read the story Blog post Zhang Haibo is taking children's opinions about digital tech Zhang Haibo is taking children's opinions about digital technology seriously Read the story Load more items Back to top Video Video 2019 Year in Review UNICEF China takes a look back at the year's milestones and accomplishments thanks to the support of a strong team and partners. Watch now Video Wang Yuan: Light up for children UNICEF China Ambassador Wang Yuan lights up the Empire State Building in blue in celebration of World Children's Day. Watch now Video World Children's Day: Greetings from Beijing Winter Games With support from the Beijing Winter Games Organising Committee, the Olympic Tower and the Water Cube were light up in blue. Watch now Video Audrey Hepburn read CRC On Nov 20th 1989, UNICEF Goodwill ambassador Audrey Hepburn read Convention of the Rights of the Child at UN headquarter, New York. Watch now Video David Beckham talks CRC Before World Children's Day, David Beckham talks about his childhood and Convention of the Right of the Child. Watch now Video Light Up for Children World children's day is a day to advocate, promote and celebrate children's rights. Watch now Load more items Back to top Photo Photo Essay Going the extra mile to fight polio Since the first new polio case in China was confirmed in August 26 last year, hundreds and thousands of doctors and medical workers have been mobilized. See the story Photo Essay How a shy kid broke out of his shell A timid child overcomes his inhibitions at a UNICEF-supported Child-Friendly Space. See the story Photo Essay How learning Chinese folk music helped a child build confide The story of how learning to play the suona at a UNICEF-supported Child-Friendly Space helped a child become more outgoing. See the story Photo Essay David Beckham visits children in China David Beckham visits Xianghuaqiao Kindergarten on the outskirts of Shanghai, China. See the story Photo Essay Wang Yuan appointed UNICEF Special Advocate for Education Wang Yuan is appointed by UNICEF as Special Advocate for Education, advocating for the right to quality education for every child. See the story Photo Essay Hospital delivery promoted in ethnic minority regions for he The IMCH programme aims to get pregnant women and parents of children younger than 5 years to engage with the available maternal and child health services. See the story Load more items Back to top More to explore Page What we do Learn about how UNICEF changes the lives of children in China. Visit the page Page Research and reports Our work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis. Visit the page Page Press centre Press releases from UNICEF China. Visit the page Page Support us Together we can improve the well-being of every child. Visit the page
