November 2025
Online

As part of the international project DigitalVScorrupt, we have successfully completed the production of a series of short films that innovatively highlight the issue of corruption in modern society. The project, which takes place within the Erasmus+ program, focuses on the use of digital tools and creative media to raise awareness about the harmful effects of corrupt acts and to promote integrity among young people and the general public. The main goal of the DigitalVScorrupt project is to empower citizens to recognize and actively oppose corruption. Through film art, we have addressed complex topics that often remain overlooked or misunderstood. The films were created as a result of cooperation between international partners and experts who joined forces in the fight for a more transparent society.

The content of the films focuses on three key pillars:

  • Public sector corruption
  • Private sector corruption
  • The role and courage of whistleblowers

Through digitalization and visual storytelling, we aim to reach young people in particular, who are the key drivers of change in the future. We believe that digital tools can become the strongest ally in the fight against systemic corruption.

We invite you to watch the resulting films and join us in spreading a culture of integrity. More information about the project and future activities can be found on our official website.

Project partners include:

    1. Scientific and Research Association for Art, Cultural and Educational Programmes and Technology EPEKA, Montenegro
    2. Scientific and Research Association for Art, Cultural and Educational Programmes and Technology EPEKA, Serbia
    3. Scientific and Research Association for Art, Cultural and Educational Programmes and Technology EPEKA, Social Enterprise, Slovenia
    4. UDRUZENJE AKUSTIKUM
    5. EPEKA BERLIN EV
    6. QENDRA OPEN DOORS, Albania
    7. FUNDACJA EUROPEJSKI INSTYTUT OUTSOURCINGU
    8. CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING PRIZREN
    9. TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL Iceland
    10. INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED RESEARCH FOR BUSSINESS
    11. PHIREN AMENCA INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
    12. LYKIA IZCILIK VE DOGA SPORLARI KULUBU DERNEGI
    13. ARCIGAY APS
    14. Association of Municipalities and Towns of Slovenia
    15. Jožef Stefan Institute

The EPEKA youth program is co-financed by: Office of the Republic of Slovenia for Youth, Municipality of Maribor, and Erasmus+.

 

 

 

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