Women Rebuilding through Co-operatives
Some women play the role of not only taking care of their household—the kids, the domestic chores, etc.—but also contributing to the household financially through work. However, this case does…
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Do Good With Gifts For Grads
June is the time of graduations and you need to prepare to get gifts for grads. As we watch our youth close one chapter and embark on the next it…
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David Beckham and 7 helping kids
Recently shared on his Instagram, David Beckham traveled to Africa to visit children with HIV; a cause he personally began supporting last year with the launch of his charity 7:…
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Made In Africa
How many times to you read the tag on your clothes and see, ‘Made In Africa.’ It’s likely that some of your clothes and shoes read ‘Made in China”, however,…
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Getting Every Child To School
At UNICEF Market we believe we have to help the future generations. The goal is to help those children, so they can help themselves as adults. The primary way we…
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Eight Ways To Empower Women
One of the critical elements in speeding up the development of emerging economic regions, is to empower women to take on a larger role in the community. We have shared…
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Fathers Day Gifts on UNICEF Market
Fathers Day is fast approaching and we are sure that you are looking for the best gift to get your father. The unique thing about UNICEF Market is that every…
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Artisan Top 5: Ricardo Hinojosa
Ricardo Hinojosa is from Guanajuato, Mexico. Guanajuato has long been known as a region that has produced some of the finest quality leather products, from skilled artisans and designers who…
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The Development of Women In Africa
Here at UNICEF Market, we are determined to help the development of women in Africa. Many people in the western world are unaware of the dynamics and successes that African…
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Artisan Top 5: Shanker
Today’s featured artisan is Shanker, who hails from India. Shanker started as a farmer and trained with his family to become a farmer and take over their lands. It wasn’t…
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