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UNICEF, NCCM, SCM, and Nahdet Misr for Publishing

Media Practices for Children’s Rights in Egypt

In collaboration with UNICEF, the Supreme Council for Media Regulation (SCM), and the National Council for Women (NCW), with Nahdet Misr leading the design and development, this project contributes to Egypt’s Vision 2030 by fostering a safe and responsible media environment for children and families.

The project, built on the Media Code of Conduct for Children and Families, equips media professionals with practical guidance to safeguard children’s rights and promote child-friendly and families communication.

Project Overview

The course is designed with a set of features that make learning simple, engaging, and flexible to help media professionals apply the Media Code of Conduct for Children and Families effectively.
Instructor-Led Videos
Each section includes videos that explain the topics in a simple way, supported by visual designs and real practical examples.
Learning Experience
A clear structure combines interactive reading points, activities, and short quizzes to reinforce understanding and support self-paced, independent learning.
Flexible Navigation
An intuitive menu allows learners to move freely across sections and search for specific topics, creating a personalized journey.
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Instructor-Led Videos
Each section includes videos that explain the topics in a simple way, supported by visual designs and real practical examples.
Learning Experience
A clear structure combines interactive reading points, activities, and short quizzes to reinforce understanding and support self-paced, independent learning.
Flexible Navigation
An intuitive menu allows learners to move freely across sections and search for specific topics, creating a personalized journey.

Project Info

Egyptian media professionals

Arabic

Cross-platform

Release: 2024

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