In 1994, world class animators, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) representatives, and animation industry leaders met in Orlando, Florida for a Second Animation for Development Workshop and Summit. As a result of this workshop, a book and video, both entitled Drawing Insight, were produced.

The book presents the success stories of various broadcast and non-broadcast development communication and non-formal education programmes which drew on the power of animation to promote the well being of children. Experiences covered range from UNICEF's productions in Bangladesh, the Caribbean and Somalia to models including the Children's Television Workshop, ASIFA and Nickelodeon.

Content includes:
Foreword Roy Disney
Editors' Preface
Introduction William Hetzer
Animation's Recent Past Charles Solomon

How to Animate?

• The Animated Film in Development Communication by George McBean & Neill McKee
• Entertainment Programming for Development by Warren Feek
• Serious Fun: Animating Sensitive and Serious Issues by John Canemaker
• The Global Network of Animators by Michel Ocelot
• Creating Early Childhood Development Materials: A Holistic Management Approach by Cassie Landers & Michael Sporn
• Formative Research in the Meena Communication Initiative by Mira Aghi
• Animated Film and Communication for Empowerment by Rachel Carnegie
• The Adolescent Girl Communication Initiative of Eastern & Southern Africa by Neill McKee
• Merchandising Programme Management: It All Begins with a Strategy by Glenda Banales

Learning to Animate

• Training Developing Country Animators: An Introduction
• The Edinburgh Animation Workshop by Jessica Langford
• The Disney Internship Experience by Guy O'Neal
• The Hiroshima Experience by Sayoko Kinoshita
• The National Film School of Denmark by Gunnar Wille

Models: Successful Animation Projects

• Kids Deserve to be Heard by Geraldine Laybourne
• Children's Television Workshop by Gregory J. Gettas
• Animation Nation: A Grassroots Approach to Social Interactivism by Abby Terkuhle
• Rights from the Heart by Francine Desbien
• Computer Gaming by Kit Laybourne
• Interactive Children's Media by Gary Schwartz
• Captain Planet: Entertainment and Education Do Mix! by Nick Boxer & Dan Gottlieb
• Street Kids International by Christopher Lowry
• Maximo by Leon Joosen & Jos‚ Carlos Cuentas-Zavala
• African Animation by Bruno Edera
• The Somalian Child by Christian Clark