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Katy Perry: More Than Music, A UNICEF Humanitarian
15 Oct
Summary
- Katy Perry has been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 2013.
- She has visited vulnerable communities in Madagascar and Vietnam.
- Her contributions include fundraising, field visits, and public appeals.
Pop superstar Katy Perry has been a dedicated UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since her appointment in 2013, leveraging her global platform for humanitarian causes. Her extensive involvement has seen her undertake significant field visits to countries like Madagascar and Vietnam, focusing on child protection and the needs of children in rural communities. Perry's advocacy extends to crucial areas such as emergency assistance and access to healthcare, including a 2021 appeal for COVID-19 vaccine equity for lower-income nations. In 2016, her humanitarian efforts were recognized with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award, underscoring her profound commitment to improving the lives of children worldwide. More recently, in August 2020, Perry and Orlando Bloom announced the birth of their daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom, through UNICEF, directing attention to maternal and newborn health. Over a decade into her ambassadorship, Katy Perry continues to use her visibility and influence to champion children's rights and well-being on a global scale.
