Nasser Yousefi
Nasser Yousefi | |
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| ناصر یوسفی | |
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| Born | 1967 (age 58–59) |
| Occupation | children's writer |
| Writing career | |
| Notable awards | Iran's Book of the Season |
Nasser Yousefi (Persian: ناصر یوسفی; born 1967) is an Iranian writer and novelist. He is a recipient of several national and international awards including Iran's Book of the Year and Iranian Best Children's Book Award.[1][2][3][4]
Nasser Yousefi is a children's author, child psychologist, and specialist in humanistic education.
Over the past three decades, Yousefi has also been an active advocate for children's rights, playing a role in various NGOs. He has also collaborated with international organizations like UNICEF, UNESCO, UNHCR, and the World Population Council and served as a consultant to UNICEF on Early Childhood Education and Development.
After three decades of work in Iran, Yousefi and his family migrated to Canada.
In addition to his storybooks, Yousefi has published research papers and articles on humanistic education in Canadian journals.
Books
- Yasaman and Souvenir
- Cook-a-doodle-do; It's Morning
- Yasaman's Sneakers
- The Apple Tree
- The Special Day
- Yasaman and the Chicks
- Moon-Brow
- Turning Green (English version published 2021)
- Yellow apple taste
- Ashi Mashi the little birdie
See also
References
- ↑ "Marked by the Moon: An Ancient Tale". November 2004.
- ↑ "Sparrow Stories by Nâser Yousefi found its way into the 2014 White Crow list".
- ↑ Wyile, Andrea Schwenke; Rosenberg, Teya (21 February 2008). Considering Children's Literature: A Reader. ISBN 9781551116044.
- ↑ "برترین کتاب های کودک و نوجوان ایران معرفی شدند". IRNA.
External links
- Naser Yusefi - Reference in Iranian Cinema Uncensored
- Marked by the Moon: An Ancient Tale on Words Without Borders
- Interview with Dr. Nasser Yousefi and Baran Yousefi on the Peace School
- Humanist Perspectives: Interview with Nasser Yousefi
- Humanist Perspectives: Humanistic Education - A Unique Alternative
- Humanist Perspectives: Let’s Start Peace with Children
- Interview with Dr. Nasser Yousefi and Baran Yousefi on Humanist Curricula
- Unexpected Support for Course - Constant Contact
- Good Books, Bad Books—and Who Decides Why by Nasser Yusefi
