In the framework of the project “Youth Engagement in the Fight Against Corruption”, the EU Policy Hub organised a series of activities that include discussions and screenings of films and documentaries on topics such as integrity, corruption, and social change. These events aim to serve as powerful tools to stimulate critical thinking among young people. The goal is not only to raise awareness about the harmful consequences of corruption but also to encourage reflection on the role of youth in combating this phenomenon.
Screeing Event 1 at Luarasi University, students watched the documentary “The Mask of a Concession”, followed by a dynamic debate on integrity and accountability.
Screeining event 2 at the University of Durrës, the screening of “RAPISCAN” inspired an open discussion with investigative journalist Artan Rama, highlighting the impact of corruption and the responsibility of youth to confront it.
Screning event 3. At the Department of Journalism, University of Tirana, students engaged with the documentary “Whistles That Aren’t Blowing Loudly” and explored the vital role of investigative journalism in uncovering corruption, guided by Artan Rama and lecturer Ervin Goci.
Across all events, students reflected, shared ideas, and proposed concrete ways to contribute to a more transparent and accountable society.
The project seeks to foster the active participation of young people in anti-corruption efforts, while strengthening the belief that they can make a difference through access to information and awareness-raising initiatives. This project is implemented by the EU Policy Hub, as part of the SELDI.net funded by the European Union.