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1001 Nights Civic and Peace Education Program
2018 WISE Award Recipient
The 1001 Nights Life Skills Civic Education Program (LSCE) is a multi-platform educational entertainment program that uses cartoons to teach children aged 6-12 life skills and civic values, (including non-violence, human rights, democracy, gender equality, and the rule of law) in formal and informal learning environments. This program is based upon our award-winning animated television series 1001 Nights, which has aired as commercial entertainment in over 70 countries to a global audience of over 100 million people on premier television networks, including Disney, Cartoon Network, Al Jazeera Children’s Channel and Discovery Kids. 1001 Nights has been one of the three most popular family programs on television in 50 countries, including all of those in the MENA region.
White Papers
Promoting Inclusion and Tolerance Using 1001 Nights
Submitted to International Central Institute for Youth and Educational Television (IZI), 2019By Shalom M. Fisch (President, MediaKidz Research & Consulting)
Countering Trauma of Refugees with 1001 Nights Curriculum
Submitted to Journal of International Development, 2020By Robert Jenkins, Global Chief of Education, UNICEF, and Dr. Lydia Wilson, University of Oxford, Center for Resolution of Intractable Conflict
1001 Nights: Using Media to Foster Socioemotional Development
Presented to the International Communication Association, 2018By Shalom M. Fisch (President, MediaKidz Research & Consulting)
Building Resilience to Radicalisation in MENA Evidence Session
Testimony to U.K. Parliament, 2016By Aly Jetha (CEO, Big Bad Boo)
Pedagogical Approach of 1001 Nights Curriculum
Submitted as Independent White PaperBy Shalom M. Fisch (President, MediaKidz Research & Consulting)
Independent Analysis of Big Bad Boo’s Business Strategy
Submitted to Journal of Interactions: Studies in Communications & Culture, 2013By Lindsay Hogan (Assistant Professor, Boston College) and Matt Sienkiewicz (Associate Professor, Boston College)