Congratulations on achieving the final stage of the Rights Respecting Schools Award, Gold: Rights Respecting. You are now one of over 350 schools in the UK to have reached the highest stage of the RRSA. Your school may now download …

As a UN agency with a distinct mandate, UNICEF develops its own visual identity. UNICEF’s first logo features a child drinking a cup of milk, which reflects the organization's main activity at the time: delivering milk to children.

Our logo is available for use by schools that have achieved Bronze: Rights Committed, Silver: Rights Aware or Gold: Respecting. For each stage of the Award, schools receive a different logo that indicates which level they have achieved and this …

The Gold: Rights Respecting logo will be emailed to you, and you will receive a banner and certificate in the post once schools reopen. You can display these on your school website and documentation. Reaching Gold is an amazing achievement so be sure to celebrate.

Jun 13, 2024 · The flag is cyan blue, with the UNICEF logo in white at the center. The cyan blue base symbolizes peace and calm, reflecting UNICEF’s mission to support and protect children worldwide. The white logo stands against the blue background, making the organization’s name and emblem easily recognizable.

From biographies to landmark policy documents, posters and greeting cards, explore a collection of UNICEF memorabilia from the UNICEF Archives. Norway, 10 December 1965. UNICEF's Executive Director Henry R. Labouisse (left), accepted the gold Nobel medal and scroll.

The UNICEF logo should be used as an indivisible unit and its integrity should be respected at all times. Placing the UNICEF logo on any materials (including partnerships) represents UNICEF’s endorsement of its contents. For more information on the use of the UNICEF logo in partnerships, please refer to section 11.0 Partnerships.

The UNICEF logo should be used as an indivisible unit and its integrity should be respected at all times. Placing the UNICEF logo on any materials (including partnerships) represents UNICEF’s endorsement of its contents. For more information on the use of the UNICEF logo in partnerships, please refer to section 11.0 Partnerships.

From a child drinking milk to a parent lifting up a child, find out how the UNICEF logo has evolved since 1946. 👉 https://uni.cf/2scXM8h

Feb 3, 2021 · Media in category "UNICEF logos" The following 23 files are in this category, out of 23 total.