Dear Sama-Readers, we are pleased to present our Twitter Sunday Rendezvous! Today we decided to share with you our Favorites Tweets @UNICEF. The organization has been very active to help people in Haiti after the earthquake (Read our post about Haiti:Haiti: compassion, communication, occupation… Education? and Haiti: International aid mobilization on the way). But UNICEF also provides support in many countries: Senegal, Somalia, West Bengal, Syria, Liberia, Afghanistan…

The bio from UNICEF twitter page: Founded in 1946, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is the driving force that helps build a world where the rights of every child are realized. It was hard to select our Favorites tweets among all the tweets from the UNICEF because they are all very interesting. Here is a small selection!

TONIGHT ON CNN’s LARRY KING LIVE: UNICEF Press Officer Kent Page from Port-au-Prince speaking about UNICEF’s actions on the ground in Haiti.
9:04 AM Jan 29th

Senegal: Saving underweight babies with human contact http://bit.ly/bvSEMj
7:29 PM Jan 28th

Somalia: Water and sanitation upgrades improve life for Somali children and women http://bit.ly/aQpWRo
7:29 PM Jan 28th

Charlie’s ride: London boy, 7, gets on his bike to raise £150,000-plus for Haiti appeal – read how he did it http://bit.ly/8X4WEl
8:00 AM Jan 27th

If you’d like to donate to help our efforts in Haiti: http://bit.ly/5Z6oUt
5:53 PM Jan 15th

West Bengal: Examples of ‘positive deviance’ in habits leading to malnutrition http://bit.ly/6Xf2Dc
5:33 PM Jan 12th

Syria: Adolescents find their identity through photography http://bit.ly/54P8AF
5:33 PM Jan 12th

Liberia: Liberian youths report on injustices of education system http://bit.ly/5YxzRe
3:21 PM Jan 11th

UK: Young people awarded the chance to join world renowned photographers on a trip to Ethiopia http://bit.ly/4nFNhm
3:21 PM Jan 11th

Shelter provides hope for abused women in western Afghanistan http://bit.ly/57VhBI
3:21 PM Jan 11th

If you don’t follow them yet on Twitter, then please do. You will learn a lot about their amazing work. We are very proud UNICEF is among the signers of Max Dana‘s “60 Signers for the 60th Anniversary” Initiative.