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The National Council March 2013 Newsletter focuses on several UNICEF campus events held to raise awareness for the UNICEF Tap Project.
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Want to learn how to become more involved? Join us on the UNICEF Action Center to find out how.
Have you registered your club for the Campus Challenge yet? The deadline is fast approaching!
Seniors, Alumni Association is a great way to stay in touch with UNICEF after graduating!
The Emory Campus Initiative organized an awareness-‐raising activity for World Water Week as part of the university’s “Wonderful Wednesday” gathering of student groups. The Campus Initiative set up a booth with creative games to raise awareness about global water issues. Many students stopped by to participate and learn!
The UNICEF National Council Members are in the process of forming an online training series for you and the future leaders of your UNICEF Campus Clubs to utilize, beginning next year. Part of the process involves asking you, our Campus Leaders, for your input. Here is the link to the survey! We would greatly appreciate the completion of this survey. Thank you, UNICEF Campus Leaders!
UNICEF National Council Newsletter March 2013
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UNICEF of Loyola hosted its 3rd annual Mr. Rambler contest at the Loyola University of Chicago. The Mr. Rambler contest this year, especially, has been a great way to promote UNICEF’s World Water Week, as well as raise $2,500 for the UNICEF Tap Project. Amazing job, UNICEF of Loyola!
UNICEF at Emory University
UNICEF of Loyola University
To raise awareness for the Tap Project, students from UNICEF at Utah State University carried buckets of water on campus to understand what it felt like to walk for clean water, and fundraised about $900 to support the world’s children! Keep it up, UNICEF at USU!
This month, Rutgers UNICEF invited Tara Broughel, a US Fund for UNICEF Program Officer, to present the “1.4 Billion Reasons” Presentation to the Rutgers community. The event was a success, inspiring and educating Rutgers students on the extreme barriers and issues related to eliminating extreme poverty; Rutgers UNICEF is planning to have the Global Poverty Project event as an annual event. Keep up the great work, RU UNICEF!
UNICEF at Boston University is hosting their UNICEF Across the Globe event to raise awareness for the Tap Project. Local bands as well as BU’s very own acapella groups will be performing to raise awareness on the importance of clean water and sanitation. It will definitely be an entertaining night, filled with music, food, and fun water games! Good Luck, UNICEF at BU!
Zone 6 is proud to welcome two new UNICEF Campus Initiative clubs in Fullerton, California and San Joaquin Valley College in Temecula, California.
Welcome, guys!
UNICEF at Iowa State University held World Water Week with various activities every day of the week. On Monday, they hosted a Mile of Change with a line of duct tape in front of their library, where students donated any change they had. On Wednesday, they held a Tap Dance Session, offering unlimited dance lessons to support clean water. “Dirty water” was also available, where they gave out water with different flavors of kool-‐aid in it, with each color representing a different disease. Great job, ISU!
UNICEF at Utah State University
UNICEF at Iowa State University
Excited about E-‐board elections coming up? So are we! The USF for UNICEF is excited to welcome upcoming UNICEF Campus leaders to the Campus Initiative! Please email us at [email protected] with your e-‐board’s new contact information and most up to date back to school kits!
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UNICEF-‐DePaul FASHION SHOW
UNICEF-‐DePaul organized the first ever 'FOR THE SAKE OF FASHION' show in early March, raising about $800. UNICEF-‐DePaul focused on awareness for The UNICEF Tap Project and shared the importance of clean water and proper sanitation to more than 200 people. Through their efforts, UNICEF-‐DePaul aims to spread the goals of UNICEF to ensure a more unified front to help the world’s children. Great work, UNICEF-‐DePaul!
UNICEF at Puerto Rico Mayaguez participated in an event called Abrázame Mayagüez where they advocated for hugs instead of violence. It was a succesful event held at the Mayaguez mall on March 17. Great job, UPRM!
UNICEF at Puerto Rico Mayaguez
The US Fund for UNICEF has partnered with The Global Poverty Project to participate in Live Below the Line from April 29–May 3. Thousands of people around the world will commit to Live Below the Line together. To learn more, join us for the Live Below the Line Webinar on April 24th!
UNICEF at CSU East Bay recently created an informational video to publicize on campus. This is a great and innovative way to let more people know about their club. We commend them for thinking outside the box! See the video here.
UNICEF-‐Depaul
UNICEF-‐Depaul
