Gendering Children's Television offers readers an insight into the processes of change taking place in the television industry's presentation of gender portrayals in productions oriented to young audiences. Through selections from interviews with 99 producers from 52 countries around the world, Dafna Lemish investigates transformations in producers' gender ideology and its extension into production practices.The book explores the inter-relationships between representations of gender and social reality. More specifically, Lemish focuses on the role children's television may and could play in contributing to what has become a nearly universal concern for gender equality.