L'année dernière, nous avons étudié 127 manuels scolaires marocains. Ce rapport est une grande première et aborde des thèmes tels que la paix et la tolérance, la politique étrangère, le genre, ainsi que la communauté juive marocaine. Plus d’informations sur…

Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War, IMPACT-se's 2022 report into Russian and Ukrainian history textbooks continues to provide insight into the portrayal of the ‘Other.’ Textbooks reveal skewed historical narratives, and deny Ukrainian sovereignty. More at shorturl.at/CGHS5

IMPACT-se has noted significant positive changes to the Saudi curriculum following major reforms in 2020, where much problematic material was removed. In particular, lessons teaching about antisemitism, jihad and gender equality have improved. Read more at shorturl.at/dqDJN

IMPACT-se researched 71 textbooks in the Iraqi curriculum. Our findings show a continuation of largely conservative ideas from Saddam Hussein’s rule (1979-2003) and earlier, alongside the exploration of a complex national identity. Read more at rb.gy/h31pd0

Marking International Women’s Day, IMPACT-se has released a report on attitudes to gender in textbooks & teacher guides used in PA & UNRWA schools. Lessons teach gender equality is impossible, promote the superior status of men over women. Read more at impact-se.org/wp-content/upl…

IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff delves into the importance of textbooks, and the positive shift in the Sunni Muslim world in education for peace and tolerance.

IMPACT-se has published an article on Israel and Jews in Egyptian textbooks, in collaboration with the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS). The article explores educational trends in Egypt, and how these reflect public discourse. Read more at shorturl.at/nouFX

A year ago, we researched the Indonesian curriculum, taught to 85% of children in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country. Textbooks emphasize peace and tolerance, promoting “unity within diversity” and denouncing violence. Read more at shorturl.at/glwF4

Yesterday’s House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing was a milestone. Our stance is clear: Education should promote peace, not hate.

WATCH our CEO Marcus Sheff's opening statement below. #UNRWA #PeaceEducation

WATCH IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff on FOX Business discussing our extensive research on UNRWA hate teaching, setting the stage for today's HFAC hearing.

Our in-depth research is committed to exposing violence and hatred in educational curricula, and highlights the crucial need for peace and tolerance in classrooms globally.
Ahead of his critical testimony at the HFAC hearing on UNRWA's failures, IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff shares…

IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff will soon testify at a House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC) hearing, called to examine UNRWA’s failures.
Watch our testimony live at 2pm ET here: foreignaffairs.house.gov/hearing/unrwa-…

This year, UNESCO has dedicated its International Day of Education to the theme of ‘Learning for lasting peace.’ IMPACT-se's methodology for school textbook analysis uses UNESCO-derived standards to ensure peace and tolerance in education, in countries across the world.

Over the past year, IMPACT-se has published a wide range of research across Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. Notably, 2023 marked our first report on a Southeast Asian country, and comprehensive research into the curricula in Morocco and Egypt.