Believe in Zero
UNICEF Ambassadors Lucy Liu, Mia Farrow, Alyssa Milano, Laurence Fishburne, Clay Aiken and others proclaim their belief in zero: a day when no children die from preventable causes. Visit http://ibelieveinzero.org to join the effort.
Just released on the UNICEF YouTube video channel.
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Thank you for highlighting the video some UNICEF celebrity ambassadors made to call attention to the plight of some of the world’s children. It’s refreshing to see someone with an audience spread the word for such a worthy cause thru their blog. Again, thank you!
Perfect time of year to remind folks of the need for this! God bless Clay Aiken and all of the UNICEF ambassadors!
The images are very touching, along with the music. These kids don’t deserve that suffering.
God bless these poor innocent children, and the celebrities who care enough to do all they can to help them. Clay is a man of his word; he said from the start he wanted to use his voice and influence to help those who can’t help themselves.
Thanks MJ for this reminder of how much still needs to be done.
I believe in Zero and support UNICEF along with Clay Aiken and friends.
Thanks Mj for this I believe in Zero too. it is wonderful for Clay Aiken and all those celebs to make this little video.
Thank you MJ for getting the word out about Believing in Zero. These entertainers use their status and their voices to help children around the world. They are true role models in the best sense.
I, too, Believe in Zero.
We can’t be reminded of this effort often enough. Thank you!
The good news? When they first did this video it was 25,000 so it’s a step in the right direction.
24,000 children every day and we argue about who is the bestest idol ever. The particular Idol in this video has his priorities straight by attempting to spread the word for children who have no voice.
MJ, thank you for being one of the ONLY sites to pick up on Clay Aiken’s UNICEF work – it’s much appreciated.
Makes me hopeful that my monthly donation to UNICEF is doing some good. Thanks for the reminder.
I believe In Zero!!!!!!
We need these reminders often.