Long Way Up | Ewan and Charley visit a Unicef supported school in Bolivia @UNICEFUK
Long Way Up | Ewan and Charley visit a Unicef supported school in Bolivia  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Unicef UK Ambassadors Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman are on their biggest adventure yet

Travelling from Argentina to LA on electric bikes, Ewan and Charley visit Unicef programmes along the way. In Bolivia, Peru and Honduras, they see first hand the difference Unicef is making to children in the remotest parts of the world.

Along the way, Ewan and Charley also witness the devastating issues affecting children across Central and South America, and Unicef’s work to support children everywhere.

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