1. 11/9/18 UNICEF Club Meeting Children’s Rights
Officers: Sneha Gonuguntla, Smruti Shah, Sahil Gullapalli, Lauren Grant, and Aishu Rajababu

2. Children Have Rights
Around the world, at least 93 million children—or 1 in 20 of those aged 14 or younger—live with a moderate or severe disability.
Children with disabilities are targets of discrimination, exclusion, stigmatization, neglect, exploitation, violence and abuse. Worst of all, children with disabilities are too often invisible—ignored by governments and communities.
We believe in ZERO discrimination against children with disabilities.
UNICEF believes that children are human beings with a distinct set of rights instead of passive objects of care and charity.
UNICEF is working to protect the Rights of all children, especially children in war torn countries, or children with disabilities.

3. Convention on the Rights of the Child
The United States is the only country in the U.N. that has not ratified the CRC. UNICEF is asking all of its high school members to sign a petition asking the President, and our congressmen, to ratify the CRC.
The CRC is an international treaty that recognized that children are not possessions, but people who have human rights. It also recognized the incredible importance of parents and families in providing the best environment for children to grow.

4. UNICEF’s Goals for Children

5. Videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI2dYmNCJVQ

6. Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF boxes are due by the end of the day today
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF boxes are due by the end of the day today! Make sure your name is on the box & please write the amount of money (if you can).
We need 2 volunteers to help us sort out the money most likely next Tuesday after school - look out for a Remind message!

7. Contact Us
Remind: to 81010
Website:

8. Next UNICEF Club Meeting: Friday, December 14 at 8:40 AM
This presentation can be found under the “Updates” tab on our website

9. Come to the back for a t-shirt if you are a NEW member