Qatar Campaign promotes Ethical Values Among School Students

A campaign promoting ethical values and positive behavior among school students is expanding its reach across Qatar's educational institutions, according to organizers. Led by Qatar Social Work's Behavioral Health Support Center (Daam) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the "My Values Shape My Identity" project is also working alongside the Akhlaquna initiative and the Aman Social Protection and Rehabilitation Center.

The campaign, which commenced last week in selected schools, is set to be rolled out to all schools within the country's municipalities.

The initiative encompasses a range of educational activities, including lectures, interactive exercises, and a specially designed game aimed at teaching students about values and how to implement them in daily life. These interactive elements are intended to make discussions about ethics more pertinent to students while fostering their engagement, introspection, and adoption of positive behavioral choices.

The campaign places emphasis on essential values such as responsibility, respect, and cooperation, while also underscoring the pivotal role that schools, families, and the broader community play in nurturing young people's ethical awareness and development of positive behaviors. The organizers behind the program assert that its primary objective is to transform these ethical principles into tangible actions that students can employ in their everyday lives.