Category Archives: Interns

Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer!

It’s International Volunteer Day! So it’s a fitting time to thank all the people around NZ who’ve given their time for free to help UNICEF NZ out. Cheesy but true: lots of what we do just wouldn’t be possible without some of our fab volunteers. Here are just a few people who’ve done something spectacular [...]
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Thanks and Cake for Volunteer Awareness Week

Next week is Volunteer Awareness Week, and while we are always grateful for our fantastic volunteers, this week we are hosting a morning tea, with lots of coffee and yummy cake, to thank the great Kiwis who help us out. Our volunteers and interns help with everything from research, to organising events, to office admin, [...]
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Banging the Drum

This is a post by Pip Bennett, International Advocacy Intern at UNICEF NZ. For over a month I have been interning at the UNICEF NZ office in Wellington. I have been working with Vicki, the Advocacy Manager – International. Most of my time has been devoted to a new campaign called “Banging the Drum”. It [...]
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UNICEF aid is getting through

This is a post by Sue Avison, Communications Intern at UNICEF NZ. As you know, last week Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, was hit by the worst earthquake in two centuries. Daily news bulletins have been alerting us to the tragic consequences a disaster of this magnitude is having on Haiti. The [...]
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Children are our future

This is a post by Sue Avison, Communications Intern at UNICEF NZ. UNICEF and Enviro-Challenge worked with five young Kiwis to get them to the UNICEF Children’s Climate Forum in Copenhagen, which ended last week. The Kiwi teens were among 160 other delegates from 44 countries. The Forum took place in the lead-up up to [...]
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