Famous Ambassadors
UNICEF History
UNICEF General Knowledge
Global Health
UNICEF Global Reach/Geography
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She became the youngest-ever UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2018 at the age of 14, known for her starring role as Eleven in Stranger Things.
Who is Millie Bobby Brown?
100
The prestigious award UNICEF received in 1965 for its work promoting "brotherhood among the nations." This prize was also given to Theodore Roosevelt and Barack Obama.
What is Nobel Peace Prize?
100
Under the CRC, every person in the world is defined as a child until they reach this specific age.
What is 18?
100
This is the world's most effective tool for preventing the spread of diseases, which UNICEF distributes billions of doses of every year.
What are vaccines?
100
This South Asian country, home to the largest number of children in the world, is the focus of some of UNICEF's biggest sanitation and immunization campaigns.
What is India?
200
This Colombian pop star and philanthropist has been an ambassador since 2003, focusing particularly on early childhood development.
Who is Shakira?
200
The year the United Nations General Assembly established UNICEF to provide emergency aid after World War II.
What is 1946?
200
UNICEF's global headquarters are located in this city, which is also the home of the United Nations. Jay Z and Alicia Keys made a song called "Empire State of Mind" about this city.
What is New York City?
200
This virus, which was initially called GRID, in the 1980s, is most commonly transmitted sexually, through shared needles, or from mother to child during pregnancy or breastfeeding, a key focus for UNICEF
What is HIV/AIDS?
200
This large East Asian country, known for its famous Great Wall, is where UNICEF has a major long-running partnership focused on reducing infant mortality and supporting rural health clinics.
What is China?
300
This world-famous Argentinian soccer player was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador in 2010 and promotes education and protection for children at risk.
Who is Lionel Messi?
300
This major European conflict (current) led to UNICEF establishing Blue Dot safe centers to support child refugees arriving in countries like Poland, Romania, and Moldova.
What is the War in Ukraine (or Russian Invasion of Ukraine)?
300
The color that major landmarks around the world turn on World Children's Day.
Blue
300
This is the most common cause of death in children under five, often treated with Oral Rehydration Salts provided by UNICEF.
What is Diarrhea?
300
This South American country, famous for the annual Carnival celebration, is where UNICEF works to protect children from the effects of poverty and urbanization.
What is Brazil?
400
This K-pop idol became the youngest member of the UNICEF Honors Club in 2024 after donating over 100 million Korean won. Who is this member of popular K-Pop group "Stray Kids"
Who is Felix?
400
The year the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) was adopted, which was also the year the Berlin Wall fell, and the year taylor swift was born.
What is 1989?
400
This is the specific date in November when the UN General Assembly adopted both the Declaration and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which UNICEF celebrates annually as World Children's Day.
What is November 20?
400
The disease that UNICEF works to prevent by distributing millions of insecticide-treated nets, protecting children while they sleep from a biting insect.
What is Malaria?
400
This Southeast Asian country, famous for its floating markets and historical term Siam, is where UNICEF works to ensure quality education and protection for vulnerable migrant children.
What is Thailand?
500
This actress, known for her starring role as Rue in the HBO series Euphoria, encouraged American kids to collect change for the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign in 2014.
Who is Zendaya?
(dont forget to smile!)
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The year the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign started, which was also the year the first Peanuts comic strip was published
What is 1950?
500
This K-Pop supergroup created the famous "LOVE MYSELF" anti-violence campaign in partnership with UNICEF.
What is BTS?
500
This global disease, currently one of the few targeted for full eradication by UNICEF, causes paralysis, usually in the legs.
What is Polio?
500
This country, which suffered a major earthquake in 2010 and is the only French-speaking republic in the Caribbean, is a long-term focus for UNICEF's rebuilding and health efforts.
Haiti