U-Report

Meet Lamin, 19, from The Gambia, a member of the U-Report Global Youth Steering Committee. He’s speaking up for a world where every young person can have their say – whatever their background, age or gender. Your voice matters. 💙

Over 165,000 U-Reporters shared their climate priorities. Their views have helped inform the #COP31 Global Youth Statement, which will be handed over to UN climate negotiators. Here’s what they had to say 👇 u-report.org/stories/what-u-…

“We need to finish this job.” Alishba, 23, from Pakistan, takes us behind the scenes at the UN. She has one clear message: make child survival a priority and work together to end polio.

Meet the U-Report Global Youth Steering Committee! First up: Svitlana, 21, from Ukraine. She’s bringing insights from her work with young people in frontline communities to the global conversation.

Noella, 21, from Cameroon, champions education about polio and vaccination – starting in school. Here’s why she’s speaking up. #WorldPolioDay

The dread before a test. The group chat that goes quiet. The pressure to fit in. It’s… a lot. And it adds up. Check out our tips that are proven to support your mental health 👉 bit.ly/WA-EXPLORE #OnMyMind

A polio-free world is within reach. And this generation has a role in getting us there. This #WorldPolioDay, young people around the world are passing the message on: every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy and protected.

Ready to join them? 💙 Explore the Interactive Self-Care Guide and find practical ways to take care of your mental health 👉 bit.ly/WA-EXPLORE

Ending polio takes vaccines. It also takes trusted information. For Beranger, that means raising awareness and encouraging families to protect their children through vaccination. Young people have a role to play in ending polio too. Your voice matters. #WorldPolioDay

A polio-free future is within reach, but getting there means making sure no child is missed. For Abdoul Nasser, ending polio is personal. He’s calling on young people to use their voices, support vaccination efforts and help protect the next generation. #WorldPolioDay

Feeling stressed, overwhelmed or just a little off? Lulu the Cat from our Interactive Self-Care Guide is here with simple tips to help you check in with yourself, connect with others and find a little more balance. #OnMyMind u-report.org/stories/tips-ta…

Farah, 20, from Lebanon and a member of UNICEF’s Global Child and Youth Mental Health Council, shares what self-care really means. Try our new Interactive Self-Care Guide 👉 bit.ly/WA-EXPLORE

Séphora, 17, from Côte d’Ivoire and a member of UNICEF’s Global Child and Youth Mental Health Council, reminds us: it is important to learn how to look after our mental health. Ready to try our Interactive Self-Care Guide? Explore now 👉 bit.ly/WA-EXPLORE

Children are still dying from things we already know how to prevent. For Kenneth, child survival is personal. But young people aren’t powerless. You can use your voice to help make sure every child gets the chance to grow up healthy. Share his video if you agree.

Feeling stressed or stuck? Reede, 22, from Australia, and a member of U-Report's Youth Steering Committee knows just the thing. Try out our Interactive Self-Care Guide today 👉 bit.ly/WA-EXPLORE

Amanda, 16, from Colombia and a member of @UNICEF’s Global Girl Leaders Advisory Group, wants girls to grow up being heard, supported and given equal opportunities to study, lead and build the futures they choose. #DayoftheGirl #GirlGoals

Saja, 13, from Syria and a member of UNICEF’s Global Girl Leaders Advisory Group, asks a simple question: why is a boy applauded for dreaming of becoming a doctor, lawyer or leader, while a girl with the same ambition may be told it’s “not suitable”? #DayoftheGirl #GirlGoals