The 3rd meeting of the Children and Media Professional Network reviewing the program Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

In collaboration with the Basij Digital Arts Center and Baqir al-Uloom (PBUH) Research Institute, the third meeting of the Children and Media Professional Network will be held. This meeting will take place on Wednesday, Tir 27, 1397 at 17:00 at the Baqir al-Uloom Research Institute, located on the northwestern side of Palestine Square.

The topic of this series of meetings is the review of successful children’s programs around the world, and in this meeting, the program “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” will be examined. The 30-minute educational program “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”, produced by the PBS network and hosted by the exceptional presenter Fred Rogers, is considered one of the most successful, longest-running, and most memorable American television programs, which was broadcast for children audiences for 33 years starting in 1968, and its official production was finally announced to have ended in 2001. This program has won numerous awards from various festivals for its attention to children and outstanding production. This program has had more audiences than the Sesame Street program.
And it has run programs for six generations in America and has been popular for all six generations. It is noteworthy that every five years is considered the childhood period of a generation.

Common Sense Media website has given this program a full score in its evaluation, and even more surprisingly, not a single negative score has been assigned to this program.

The director of Hodhod International Children’s Network and a group of children’s producers, programmers, and activists in the field of children and media will attend this meeting.

Minutes of the Third Meeting