MILLIE BOBBY BROWN, the 14-year-old British actress best known for her role in “Stranger Things,” has been named UNICEF’s newest Goodwill Ambassador. She will be the youngest person to ever hold that title.

As ambassador, she will be tasked with raising awareness around children’s rights and issues such as violence, poverty, bullying and the lack of education in many areas.

“I will speak out for the millions of children and young people whose voices have been silenced for far too long,” Brown said during a news conference Tuesday. “I will shine a light on the issues that vulnerable children and young people have suffered around the world including representing them at places where they haven’t yet had a seat at the table and most of all, I will make sure children and young people know their rights.”

Brown recently starred in a UNICEF commercial alongside Liam Neeson, Dua Lipa and other stars urging everyone to “Go Blue” (wear blue clothing) for World Children’s Day — Nov. 20, the same day Brown was appointed.

Brown was nominated for an Emmy last year for her role as Eleven in “Stranger Things,” the popular Netflix sci-fi series. Its third season is expected in 2019.(SD-Agencies)