Sarah Ferguson is the Senior Editorial Director at UNICEF USA. Her work primarily focuses on health and wellness, global supply chain issues, and regional interest, with a keen interest in consumer health and transportation. Sarah's writing has been featured in a wide array of publications, including JURIST, The Village Voice, and Forbes, among others.
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Sarah Ferguson's coverage is primarily focused on local events and community-related topics in Thorold, Ontario, Canada. She tends to cover stories related to education, community service, health care, holiday meals and nonprofit organizations within her geographic focus.
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(COLORADO) — This week's economic update is all about how the U.S. is tackling renewable energy as a possible energy alternative. Dr.
UPDATE: THURSDAY 7/30/2026 5:30 p.m. (SOUTHERN COLORADO) — The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office said a preliminary assessment of damage in Beulah due to flooding in the Aspen Acres burn scar from Wednes...
In Nepal's remote Dolpa District, ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is a lifeline for severely malnourished children. The U.S. Government, through UNICEF, supplied 10,000 cartons, navigating challenging mountain terrain via vehicles and mules to reach isolated communities. Health workers identify children like 21-month-old Nirajan, who weighed just 1kg at birth and showed improvement after a week on RUTF. This nutrient-dense, ready-to-eat treatment is highly effective, requires no water or refrigeration, and allows for outpatient care closer to home. Since its 2009 introduction in Nepal, RUTF has helped thousands, including Kishor, who recovered from severe malnutrition. This partnership ensures children receive vital care, offering them a chance to grow stronger and healthier.
Ukraine's fifth year of war brings intensified Russian aerial attacks, inflicting severe trauma on children and forcing families into nightly hallway shelters. June 2026 saw record child casualties, highlighting the devastating human cost. A UNICEF warehouse was recently destroyed, wiping out $3.9 million in vital humanitarian supplies for children and families. Despite these setbacks, UNICEF maintains essential services, establishing child-friendly spaces and strengthening critical infrastructure. As winter approaches, UNICEF seeks $160.5 million for its 2026-2027 response, aiming to support 3 million people, including 540,000 children, and calls for lasting peace.
Parallelle—the brand behind the viral toiletry organizers—just got a rebrand and a new name: Afform. Here's what changed, what didn't, and why the products still live up to the hype.
Despite a ceasefire announced in October 2025, Gaza has seen at least 300 children killed in 300 days, averaging one child daily, prompting UNICEF to declare the agreement a failure. Families endure severe conditions, including extreme heat, widespread destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure, acute malnutrition, and disease. UNICEF and its partners are actively delivering critical aid, providing safe water, sanitation, healthcare, malnutrition treatment, and educational opportunities to hundreds of thousands of children and families amidst significant operational challenges. UNICEF urgently calls on all parties to uphold international law, protect children, ensure their access to vital services like health, education, water, and food, and facilitate unimpeded humanitarian access. The organization stresses that recent promises must translate into concrete actions to end the violence and suffering for Gaza's children.
(COLORADO) — This week's economic update focused on education in Colorado and its economic impact. Dr. Tatiana Bailey also explained how the state's income ranking plays a role.
UPDATE: FRIDAY 8/7/2026 9:22 a.m. (COLORADO SPRINGS) — North Powers Boulevard at Palmer Park Boulevard is back open after an early morning fatal crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. According t...
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A 90-year-old was taken into custody following a domestic disturbance involving a gun on Thursday night, Aug. 6, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD). Office...
By: Sarah Ferguson
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 101,965 acres as of Friday, Aug. 7. The fire is now 71% contained, and 159 personnel are battling the fire, according to the ...
