Integrity School Project
Brief
The Integrity School included a set of lectures, trainings, workshops, and scouting activities that focused on enhancing integrity and transparency, combating corruption, consolidating human rights and democracy, in addition to activating community accountability and conflict resolution mechanisms to create a generation of young people equipped with skills and knowledge and qualified to engage in society. The school also provided the participants with opportunities for a real application of all that was learned in this school to actual practice on the ground.
Goals
Our goal, through this school, is to raise the level of awareness of the participants and the participants to enable them to:
- A better understanding of the concepts related to anti-corruption, human rights, democracy, and conflict resolution.
- A better understanding of social accountability and its mechanisms through the acquisition of effective planning and advocacy skills.
- Enabling participants and posts to integrate into society.
Outcomes/Activities
The Integrity School was held twice during the year 2020:
- Summer Integrity School:
With the participation of 18 male and female participants (8 male and 10 male participants), their ages ranged between the ages of (18-30). Governorates represented by the participants: Amman, Madaba, Jerash, Balqa, Ajloun, Aqaba, and Zarqa.
In addition, through training on community accountability, the cybercrime law was highlighted by the participants and the participants through the following video
- Winter Integrity School
With the participation of 15 female and male participants (4 male and 11 male participants), their ages ranged between the ages of (18-30).
Governorates represented by the participants: Amman, Mafraq, Balqa, and Aqaba.
The issue that was highlighted during the winter school was the stability of university fees in light of the spread of Corona-virus, which is illustrated by the following video
