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AP Entertainment
New York, 30 Nov. 2015
1. UPSOUND (English) Pink/Recording Artist,UNICEF Ambassador: " I'm here to celebrate the nationwide launch of UNICEF Kid Power with the UNICEF team, Target, Star Wars: Force for Change and Disney. As a recording artist and a momma bear and a performer I get active and I try to be healthy every day for the most part. It helps me perform at my best and sets the best example for my daughter, Will (Willow) who's four. So when UNICEF asked me to be the newest UNICEF ambassador and the UNICEF Kid Power national spokesperson I was super duper into it. The chance to help kids in the US get healthy and active and help kids around the world grow up healthy and strong - yes."
2. Wide, push in Pink poses with children
3. Medium pan and pull out, children and Pink showing off wrist bands
4. Various, Pink exercising with children
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Pink/Recording Artist, UNICEF Ambassador: "I wanted to work with UNICEF for a very, very long time. I like the idea they're for the children. I think that's where the hope lies in our world and they're really hands on, especially this Kid Power initiative. It's awesome. It's all about being active and empowering kids in this country to get active and be global citizens and to care and it's going to be amazing."
6. Various, Pink exercising with children and cheering at end
PINK JOINS UNICEF IN FIGHT TO END CHILD MALNUTRTION; KICKS OFF KID POWER
Trailblazing pop star Pink saw firsthand severely malnourished children during a recent visit to Haiti as a part of a UNICEF program to provide therapeutic food packets to children in need.
The singer, whose given name is Alecia Moore, was named a UNICEF ambassador Monday (30 NOV. 2015) to help promote a new effort to encourage physical activity in young children in the United States and at the same time raise money for nutritional, vitamin-rich peanut paste to be delivered to malnourished children all over the world.
Moore is the national spokeswoman for the UNICEF Kid Power Band, which is a child-friendly fitness band that encourages exercise through an interactive app. Kids can earn points by doing things like taking 12,000 steps a day or completing a goal. As the children earn points, UNICEF's partners, including Target, Disney and Star Wars: Force for Change, will provide the funds needed to send the food packets to places like Haiti.
Moore, who has a 4-year-old daughter with her husband, Carey Hart, said the trip to Haiti strengthened her passion for UNICEF's project. She visited Port-au-Prince this summer, where she saw children who came back from the brink of starvation because of these food packets.
"When you get to see it with your own eyes and you see that something works, then it's a lot easier to get behind and advocate for it and try to make other people aware of it," she said.
The Kid Power app also teaches children about the countries and cultures they are helping and they can unlock special videos and messages and track their progress online.
Online:
http://unicefkidpower.org
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