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This is a list of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors and Advocates, who work on behalf of the United Nations Children's Fund for children's rights.
History and purpose of the role
Danny Kaye was the first to hold the position, with the title of Ambassador-at-Large granted in 1954. Other celebrities have followed, acting as international, regional or national ambassadors, depending on their profile, interests, and desired level of responsibility. The goal of the program is to allow celebrities with a demonstrated interest in UNICEF issues to use their fame to draw attention to important issues. This may take the form of public appearances and talks, visits to troubled regions, which draw attention from the media, and use of their political access to advocate UNICEF causes.[1]
International ambassadors and advocates
In order of appointment:
Tetsuko Kuroyanagi (February 1984)[2]
Harry Belafonte (March 1987)[3]
Nana Mouskouri (October 1993)[4]
Leon Lai (July 1994)[5]
Vanessa Redgrave (June 1995)[6]- Judy Collins (September 1995)[7]
Maxim Vengerov (July 1997)[8]- Susan Sarandon (December 1999)[9]
- Mia Farrow (September 2000)[10]
Sebastião Salgado (April 2001)[11]
Femi Kuti (June 2002)[12]
Angélique Kidjo (July 2002)[13]- Whoopi Goldberg (September 2003)[14]
Shakira (October 2003)[15]
Ricky Martin (December 2003)[16]- Jackie Chan (April 2004)[17]
Lang Lang (May 2004)[18]- Danny Glover (September 2004)[19]
- David Beckham (January 2005)[20]
Amitabh Bachchan (April 2005)[21]
Queen Rania of Jordan (January 2007)[22]
Maria Teresa, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg (April 2007)[23]
Gavin Rajah (August 2007)[24]
Berliner Philharmoniker (November 2007)[25]- Simon Rattle (November 2007)[25]
Biyouna (November 2012)
Ishmael Beah (November 2007)[26]
Myung-whun Chung (April 2008)[27]
Maria Guleghina (February 2009)[28]- Orlando Bloom (October 2009)[29]
Lionel Messi (March 2010)[30]- Yuna Kim (July 2010)[31]
- Liam Neeson (March 2011)[32]
- Serena Williams (September 2011)[33]
- Katy Perry (December 2013)[34]
Novak Djokovic (August 2015)[35]- Priyanka Chopra (December 2016)
Lilly Singh (July 2017)[36]- Millie Bobby Brown (November 2018)[37]
Former ambassadors
In order of appointment:
- Danny Kaye (1954)[38]
- Peter Ustinov (1968)[39]
- Richard Attenborough (October 1987)[40]
- Audrey Hepburn (1989)[41]
Youssou N'Dour (April 1991)[42]- Roger Moore (August 1991)[43]
Johann Olav Koss (December 1994)[44]
Vendela Kirsebom (May 1996)[45]
George Weah (April 1997)[46]- Jessica Lange (June 2003)[47]
Roger Federer (April 2006)[48]
Marco Antonio Solís (retired in January 2010, due to his parental irresponsibility)- Mikael Persbrandt (2011)[49]
Regional ambassadors
In order of appointment:
South Asia
- Aamir Khan (October 2014)[50]
- Sachin Tendulkar (November 2013)[51]
Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States
- Anatoly Karpov (June 1988)[51]
Milena Zupančič (1998)[51]
Latin America
- Diego Torres (November 2006)[51]
Ricardo Montaner (November 2007)[51]
Middle East and North Africa
Mahmoud Kabil (January 2004)[51]
Nancy Ajram (October 2009)[51]
Eastern and Southern Africa
- Yvonne Chaka Chaka (April 2005)[51]
- Zola (November 2006)[51]
Name Six (May 2007)[52]
Oliver Mtukudzi (June 2011)[51]
Francophone Countries
Patrick Poivre d'Arvor (January 2007)[51]
East Asia and Pacific
- Miriam Yeung (October 2009)[51]
Merewalesi Nailatikau (February 2011)[51]- Aaron Kwok (October 2011)[51]
National ambassadors
In order of appointment:
Afghanistan 
- Rashid khan (march 2019)[53]
Algeria
- Madjid Bougherra (January 2011)[53]
- Salima Souakri (October 2011)[53]
Andorra 
- Gerard Claret (November 2010)[53]
- Albert Llovera (November 2010)[53]
Argentina
- Julián Weich (2000)[53]
- Manu Ginóbili (August 2007)[53]
- Natalia Oreiro (September 2011)[53]
Armenia 
- Alla Levonyan (April 2007)[53]
- Gagik Martirosyan (June 2013)[53]
- Henrikh Mkhitaryan (9 November 2016)
Australia 
- Ken Done (1988)[53]
- Greig Pickhaver (1993)[53]
- John Doyle (1993)[53]
- Jimmy Barnes (2004)[53]
- Geoffrey Rush (2006)[53]
- Tara Moss (2008)[53]
- The Wiggles (2008)[53]
- Morris Gleitzman (2011)[53]
- Brett Emerton (2012)[53]
- Carrie Bickmore (2012)[53]
- Steven Solomon (2013)[53]
- Adam Liaw (August 2013)[53]
- Callan McAuliffe (2013)[53]
Austria 
- Thomas Brezina (1996)[53]
- Christiane Hörbiger (2003)[53]
Azerbaijan 
- Teymur Rajabov (May 2006)[53]
Bangladesh 
- Shakib Al Hasan (September 2013)[53]
- Jewel Aich (September 2013)[53]
- Arifa Zaman Moushumi (September 2013)[53]
Belarus 
- Max Mirnyi (November 2011)[53]
Belgium 
- Helmut Lotti (1997)[53]
- Axelle Red (1998)[53]
- Tatiana Silva (April 2014)[53]
- Tom Waes (2014)[53]
Benin
Bolivia 
- Juan Carlos 'Chavo' Salvatierra (May 2014)
Bosnia and Herzegovina 
- Edin Džeko (November 2009)[53]
Brazil
- Renato Aragão (September 1991)[53]
- Daniela Mercury (October 1995)[53]
- Mônica (November 2007)[53]
- Lázaro Ramos (July 2009)[53]
- Felipe Massa, (October 2007)[53]
- Mauricio de Sousa (November 2007)[53]
Bulgaria 
- Ani Salich (November 2006)[53]
- Vladimir Ampov - Grafa (September 2014)[53]
Canada
- Veronica Tennant (1992)[53]
- Elizabeth Dallaire (2007)[53]
- Jan Lisiecki (2008)[53]
- John Nsabimana (2008)[53]
- Mariatu Kamara (2008)[53]
- Solange Tuyishime (2010)[53]
- Bayan Yammout (2011)[53]
- Karina LeBlanc (2013)[53]
- Zahra Al-Harazi (2016)[53]
Chile 
- Iván Zamorano (1998)[53]
- Benjamin Vicuña (January 2008)[53]
China
Colombia
- Shakira (October 2003) [54]
- Carlos Vives (August 2009)[53]
Croatia 
- Zlatan Stipišić Gibonni (July 2003)[53]
- Bojana Gregorić (August 2004)[53]
- Maja Vučić (November 2006)[53]
- Slaven Bilić (February 2009)[53]
Cuba 
- Ernán López-Nussa (1995)[53]
- La Colmenita (2007)[53]
- Raúl Paz (2009)[53]
- X-Alfonso (2010)[53]
- Litz Alfonso (December 2011)[53]
Cyprus 
- Nasos Ktorides (February 2012)[53]
Czech Republic 
- Patrik Eliáš (August 2006)[53]
- Michal Viewegh (February 2011)[53]
- Jitka Čvančarová (February 2015)[53]
Democratic Republic of Congo 
- Lomana Trésor LuaLua (June 2009)[53]
Denmark 
- Alexandra, Countess of Frederiksborg[53]
- Anders W. Berthelsen[53]
- Malene Birger[53]
- Bubber[53]
- Sebastian Dorset[53]
- Trine Dyrhold[53]
- Kurt Flemming[53]
- Peter Frödin[53]
- Caroline Henderson[53]
- Jesper Klein[53]
- Mek Pek[53]
- Michala Petri[53]
Dominican Republic 
- Jatnna Tavarez (October 2010)[53]
Egypt
- Khaled Abol Naga (April 2007)[53]
Estonia 
- Maarja-Liis Ilus (1999)[53]
- Eri Klas (1999)[53]
- Erki Nool (1999)[53]
- Children's Music Studio of Estonian Television (November 2009)[53]
Ethiopia 
- Aster Aweke (October 2010)[53]
Finland 
- Eija Ahvo (1986)[53]
- Susanna Haavisto (1986)[53]
- Katri Helena (1990)[53]
- Iiro Rantala (1993)[53]
- Anna Hanski (1993)[53]
- Eija Vilpas (1993)[53]
- Jorma Uotinen (1993)[53]
- Juha Laukkanen (1994)[53]
- Micke Rejström (1996)[53]
- Eppu Nuotio (2002)[53]
- Jyrki Linnankivi (2005)[53]
- Axl Smith (2006)[53]
- Iina Kuustonen (2012)
France
- Bernard Lama (2004)[53]
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France (2007)[53]
- Mimie Mathy (May 2009)[53]
- Lilian Thuram (October 2010)[53]
- Jean van de Velde (July 2012)[53]
- Oxmo Puccino (October 2012)[53]
Gambia 
- Jaliba Kuyateh (December 2006)[53]
Georgia 
- Paata Burchuladze (December 2010)[53]
Germany
- Joachim Fuchsberger (1984)[53]
- Sabine Christiansen (1997)[53]
- Eva Padberg (October 2012)[53]
- Nina Ruge (November 2012)[53]
- Dirk Nowitzki (September 2013)[53]
Ghana 
- Marcel Desailly (August 2007)[53]
Greece
- Helene Glykatzi-Ahrweiler (May 1991)[53]
Guinea Bissau 
- Eneida Marta (December 2013)[53]
Hong Kong
- Daniel Chan (June 2002)[53]
- Gigi Leung (2002)[53]
- Charlie Yeung (April 2004)[53]
- Karen Mok (2004)[53]
- Louis Koo (December 2007)[53]
- Huang Xiaoming (August 2009)[53]
- Eric Suen (August 2009)[53]
- Vic Chou (August 2009)
- Wong Kam-Po (July 2011)
- Trey Lee Chui-yee (September 2012)
- Sarah Lee Wai-sze (March 2013)
- Guo Jing-jing (January 2014)
Hungary 
- Krisztina D.Tóth (2014)[53]
India
- Aamir Khan (November 2011)
- Priyanka Chopra (August 2010 and December 2016)
- Sharmila Tagore (December 2005)
- Shahrukh khan (January 2017)
- Hima Das, 1st youth ambassador of Unicef India (14 November 2018)
Indonesia 
- Ferry Salim (2004)[53]
Iran 
- Ali Daei (September 2001)[55]
- Mahtab Keramati (August 2006)[53]
Iraq 
- Kadhum Al-Sahir (May 2011)[53]
Ireland 
- Pierce Brosnan (2001)[53]
- Cathy Kelly (2005)[53]
- Stephen Rea (2005)[53]
- Dustin the Turkey (2009)[53]
- Donncha O'Callaghan (2009)[53]
- Joe Canning (September 2010)[53]
- Dermot Earley (September 2010)[53]
- Rory McIlroy (March 2011)[53]
Israel 
- David Broza (June 2012)[53]
Italy 
- Simona Marchini (1987)[53]
- Vigili del Fuoco (1989)[53]
- Roberto Bolle (1999)[53]
- Lino Banfi (2000)[53]
- Francesco Totti (2003)[53]
- Deborah Compagnoni (2003)[53]
- Piccolo Coro dell' Antoniano (2003)[53]
- Mario Porfito (2004)[53]
- Maria Rosaria Omaggio (2005)[53]
- Niky Francisco (2006)[53]
- Paola Saluzzi (2006)[53]
- Alberto Angela (September 2011)[53]
- Angela Finocchiaro (May 2012)[53]
Jamaica 
- Shelly-Ann Fraser (February 2010)[53]
Japan
- Agnes Chan Miling (1998)[53]
- Shigeaki Hinohara (2007)[53]
- Makoto Hasebe (2016)[53]
Kazakhstan 
- Batyrkhan Shukenov (November 2009)[53]
- Dinara Saduakassova (November 2017)[56]
Kenya 
- Effie Owuor (1997)[53]
Kuwait 
- Suad Abdullah (November 2002)[53]
Latvia 
- Marija Naumova (December 2005)[53]
Lithuania 
- Julian Rachlin (January 2010)[53]
Luxembourg
Malaysia 
- Upin & Ipin (March 2013)[53]
- Lisa Surihani (February 2017)[57]
Mali 
- Habib Koité (May 2010)[53]
Mexico
- César Costa (August 2004)[53]
- Julieta Venegas (September 2009)[53]
- Javier Hernández (May 2012)[53]
- Yolanda Andrade (November 2014)[53]
- Thalía (November 2014)[53]
Mongolia 
- Tumur Ariuna (June 2001)[53]
- Asashōryū Dagvadorj (November 2003)[53]
Montenegro 
- Rambo Amadeus (October 2006)[53]
Morocco 
- Hanane El Fadili (July 2010)[53][58]
Namibia 
- Frank Fredericks (September 2005)[53]
- Agnes Samaria (September 2005)[53]
Nepal 
- Ani Choying Drolma (April 2014)[53]
Netherlands 
- Paul van Vliet (1992)[53]
- Monique van de Ven (1996)[53]
- Sipke Jan Bousema (2002)[53]
- Trijntje Oosterhuis (2004)[53]
- Jörgen Raymann (2005)[53]
- Edwin Evers (2005)[53]
- Renate Verbaan (2010)[53]
- Claudia de Breij (April 2012)[53]
- Ranomi Kromowidjojo (June 2013)[53]
New Zealand 
- Roger Hall[53]
- Alison Mau[53]
- Mike Roberts[53]
- Hayley Westenra (2003)[53]
- Gareth and Joanne Morgan (2007)[53]
- Amber Peebles (2008)[53]
- Jay Reeve (2008)[53]
Nigeria
- Nwankwo Kanu (June 2005)[53]
Norway
- Ole Gunnar Solskjær (2001)[53]
- Sissel Kyrkjebø (November 2005)[53]
- Kjetil André Aamodt (2007)[53]
Pakistan 
- Faisal Kapadia and Bilal Maqsood (Strings) (September 2005)[53]
Paraguay 
- Menchi Barriocanal (July 2005)[53]
Peru 
- Gian Marco Zignago (February 2006)[53]
- Dina Páucar (May 2008)[53]
- Gastón Acurio (August 2009)[53]
- Mónica Sánchez (September 2011)[53]
Philippines 
Poland 
- Majka Jeżowska (2003)[53]
- Małgorzata Foremniak (2006)[53]
- Artur Żmijewski (2007)[53]
- Magdalena Różczka (2010)[53]
- Robert Lewandowski(2014)[53]
- Robert Korzeniowski (2017)[53]
- Łukasz Nowicki (2018)[53] [59]
Portugal 
Romania 
- Andreea Marin (December 2006)[53]
- Gheorghe Hagi (September 2008)[53]
- Smiley (November 2013)[53]
Russia
- Oleg Gazmanov (2003)[53]
- Oxana Fedorova (2007)[53]
Serbia
- Emir Kusturica (February 2002)[53]
- Aleksandar Đorđević (January 2005)[53]
- Ana Ivanovic (September 2007)[53]
- Jelena Janković (December 2007)[53]
- Novak Djokovic (August 2011)[53]
Slovakia 
- Kamila Magálová (1995)[53]
- Stanislav Štepka (2001)[53]
- Martin Pyco Rausch (2011)[53]
Slovenia
- Lado Leskovar (1998)[53]
- Marko Simeunovič (2002)[53]
- Zlatko Zahovič (2002)[53]
South Africa
- Quinton Fortune (March 2004)[53]
- Gavin Rajah (August 2007)[53]
South Korea
- Ahn Sung-ki (May 1993)[53]
- Hwang Byung-Ki (December 1996)[53]
- Sohn Pum-Soo (October 1999)[53]
- Myung-wha Chung (December 1999)[53]
- Mee-Hwa Kim (December 1999)[53]
- Lee Byung-hun (2003)[53]
- Won Bin (2007)[53]
- Kim Rae-won (2007)[53]
- Richard Yongjae O'Neill (2008)
- Lee Bo-young (2008)[53]
- Shin Kyung-sook (2012)[53]
- Kim Hye-soo (2012)[53]
- Gong Yoo (2013)[53]
- Choi Siwon[60] (2015)
- BTS (2017)[53]
- Na Jaemin (2018)[61]
Spain 
- Joan Manuel Serrat (March 1998)[53]
- Emilio Aragón (March 2000)[53]
- Imanol Arias (May 2000)[53]
- Pedro Delgado (September 2000)[53]
- Ana Duato (December 2000)[53]
- Teresa Viejo (December 2000)[53]
- Eusebio Sacristán (December 2002)[53]
- Pau Gasol (May 2003)[53]
- Silvia Abascal (September 2003)[53]
- María Bayo (January 2004)[53]
- Fernando Alonso (March 2005)[53]
- Rafael Guijosa (March 2005)[53]
- Los Lunnis (March 2005)[53]
- Sergio Ramos (June 2014)[53]
- Jose Manuel Calderón (August 2014)[53]
St. Lucia 
- Taj Weekes (November 2013)[53]
Sweden
- Lill Lindfors (1998)[53]
- Kajsa Bergqvist (2005)[53]
- Eva Röse (2007)[53]
- Mark Levengood (2008)[53]
- Jenny Strömstedt (2015)[53]
Switzerland and Liechtenstein 
- Kurt Aeschbacher (October 2004)[53]
- Anatole Taubman (December 2018)[53]
- Tina Weirather (January 2019)[53]
Thailand 
- Anand Panyarachun (January 1996)[53]
Turkey 
- Gülsin Onay (November 2003)[53]
- Tayfun Talipoğlu (November 2006)[53]
- Müjdat Gezen (November 2007)[53]
- Ayşe Kulin (November 2007)[53]
- Yildiz Kenter (November 2007)[53]
- İbrahim Kutluay (March 2008)[53]
- Türkan Şoray (March 2010)[53]
- Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ (March 2011)[53]
- Tuba Büyüküstün (May 2014 )[53]
United Kingdom
- Tara McDonald 1988 the youngest child ambassador after winning the Danny Kaye Award hosted by Audrey Hepburn
- Manchester United F.C. (1999)[53]
- Robbie Williams (2000)[53]
- Jemima Khan (2001)[53]
- Andrew O'Hagan (2001)[53]
- Martin Bell (2001)[53]
- Alex Ferguson (2002)[53]
- Trudie Styler (2004)[53]
- Paul Clark (2004)[53]
- Ewan McGregor (2004)[53]
- Elle Macpherson (2005)[53]
- James Nesbitt (2006)[53]
- Ryan Giggs (2006)[53]
- Claudia Schiffer (2006)[53]
- Charley Boorman (2008)[53]
- David Puttnam (2009)[53]
- Duncan Bannatyne (2009)[53]
- Orlando Bloom (2009)[53]
- Matt Dawson (2009)[53]
- Cat Deeley (2009)[53]
- Eddie Izzard (July 2013)[53]
- Chris Hoy (October 2013)[53]
- Tom Hiddleston (2013)
- Michael Sheen (October 2014)[53]
- Emma Bunton (2014)[53]
- Millie Bobby Brown (November 2018)[53]
- Rita Ora (May 2019)[62]
United States of America
- Laurence Fishburne (1996)[53]
- Sarah Jessica Parker (1998)[53]
- Susan Sarandon (1999)[63]
- Marcus Samuelsson (2000)[53]
- Téa Leoni (2001)[53]
- Alyssa Milano (2003)[53]
- Lucy Liu (2005)[53]
- Dayle Haddon (2007)[53]
- Joel Madden (2008)[53]
- Selena Gomez (2009)[53]
- Vern Yip (November 2010)[53]
- Angie Harmon (January 2013)[53]
- Tyson Chandler (November 2013)[53]
- Katy Perry (December 2013)[53][64]
- Tarik Freitekh (December 2017)[53][65][66]
Uruguay 
- Diego Forlán[53]
- Natalia Oreiro (September 2011)[53]
Venezuela
- FESNOJIV (November 2004)[53]
- Omar Vizquel (December 2008)[53]
- Édgar Ramírez (November 2010)[53]
- Alejandro Cañizales (July 2011)[53]
Vietnam 
- Vũ Nguyễn Hà Anh (August 2010)[53][67]
- Nguyen Xuan Bac (September 2012)[53]
Zimbabwe
- Prudence Mabhena (October 2011)[53]
See also
- FAO Goodwill Ambassadors
- UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador
- UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador
- UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador
- UNIDO Goodwill Ambassador
- WHO Goodwill Ambassador
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External links
- UNICEF Goodwill ambassadors
- Home page UNICEF
- The UN's goodwill hunters, BBC News, 20 March 2000