750,000.

That’s the number of children whose education has been disrupted due to conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This is how UNICEF is helping every child get their learning back on track.  #LetMeLearn 
https://t.co/DSqv5xKjA7

Ten-year-old Heba was born with a physical disability and lives in a displacement camp in Syria. 

This is how UNICEF has helped her continue learning amid the war. #LetMeLearn

A safe space.

Our Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom visited a UNICEF-supported child-friendly space deep under a metro station.

Despite the weight of war, these are some of the activities which helped bring smiles to children’s faces. 

@ibeOBreal https://t.co/PLh4WKQpWh

RT @unicefchief: Heartbreaking. Another horrific school shooting has reportedly claimed the lives of three children and three adults in Nashville, Tennessee, today. Government leaders MUST act NOW to keep children safe in schools. Our hearts are with those who lost loved ones.

Take a minute to see how UNICEF is working to protect children during a deadly cholera outbreak in Ethiopia. https://t.co/a2MYnsbxh1

From peek-a-boo to build-a-snack, here are some fun ways to expand your child’s world as they grow up. 

@LEGOfoundation 
https://t.co/dWba8wD5aM

Sometimes all it takes is one person to change your life.

For 18-year-old Halima from Kenya that was her teacher Mr. Ali. This is her story of escaping child marriage and getting her education back on track. #LetMeLearn

As drought dries up the Horn of Africa, children with disabilities like 9-year-old Lina are in urgent need of assistance.

This is how UNICEF is helping them.

https://t.co/3JnpJJMmBg

"Amid the chaos and uncertainty of war, supporting children’s education is an essential tool in protecting their long-term mental health and wellbeing.”

Read UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador @ibeOBreal's reflections, following a three-day visit to Ukraine. 

https://t.co/qkO6tnVlvN

Our Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom is now on Twitter!

Welcome @IBeOBreal and thank you for using your platform to be a champion #ForEveryChild! https://t.co/nhMME8q1pO

RT @UNICEFOman: Readers become leaders.

Children who grasp basic reading skills at an early age gain access to a world of possibilities!
#LetMeLearn https://t.co/1eruBpitsf

Hugs.
Laughs.
Cuddles.

Mina, from Panama, is making sweet memories with her son James.

Children have the right to grow up in loving environments - that’s why UNICEF works around the world to support families.

Let’s make #EarlyMomentsMatter. https://t.co/sZ4w5vOXkt

“All young people need is just to talk to somebody,” says Chad, 19, from Jamaica.

If you’re struggling, there is no shame in seeking the support you need and deserve. Reach out to the people you trust and share what’s on your mind. #OnMyMind https://t.co/btfWB7ezD6

The climate crisis is a child rights crisis.

This week’s @IPCC_CH report calls for urgent #ClimateAction.

World leaders must act now and build the resilience of every child to the impacts of a crisis they did not make. https://t.co/3uVuZ6iJJU

Using poetry, 12-year-old Nouf explores what peace might mean for children in Yemen.

After eight years of conflict, children need peace now. https://t.co/WourTCccch

Every child has the right to learn in a safe environment.

This is how UNICEF is helping displaced children from the central Sahel continue their education.️ https://t.co/C8M5ZFaXpG

This is how seven-year-old Myroslava has been reclaiming precious childhood moments she missed amid the war in Ukraine. #LetMeLearn https://t.co/x1TNjvn7oq

Climate change

Conflicts

Disasters

They threaten children's right to safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.

UNICEF calls on leaders to strengthen access to these services and ensure a water-secure future #ForEveryChild.

"I want peace to come back. So all the things I love come back too."

Watch to find out all the things 9-year-old Timur misses in his poem about safer, happier and more peaceful times in Ukraine. https://t.co/VghdkkYqvy

“We left home because we were chased away.”

Abasse, 8, and his family walked over 200km to seek refuge in Benin, following an attack on their village in Burkina Faso. He's now back to school. 

UNICEF & partners are on the ground, supporting communities and protecting children. https://t.co/0eIvHvRY4c