Suspilne has started work on modern fairytales and scripts for animated series. However, instead of the safe stories of learning about the world in light entertainment form, which were produced in 2021, this year the focus will be on war, security, the struggle between good and evil and adaptation during forced emigration.

This was announced in Berlin during the annual festival RE: publica by the producer of children's content for Suspilne, a volunteer of the humanitarian headquarters of Lviv Viktoria Murovana.

"Our task today is to create new stories in different formats, understandable to children: animation, cognitive programs, explainers. In them we will reveal the topics of security of behavior in deoccupied cities, the struggle between good and evil, the difficulties of adaptation to a new place and more. We want to talk to children about the war delicately, but truthfully, integrating the new reality, artistically rethinking it," she said.

According to her, during the production of children's content, Suspilne will take into account the different experiences of Ukrainian children, many of whom have gone through occupation, loss of loved ones, forced emigration.

"We want to give them back the joy of learning about the world and at least a fragile sense of stability through modern value content," Murovana shared.