Campaign promotes ethical values among school students

Doha, Qatar - A campaign promoting ethical values and positive behavior among school students in Qatar is expanding to schools across the country, according to organizers. The initiative, led by Qatar Social Work's Behavioral Health Support Center (Daam) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and the "My Values Shape My Identity" project, also involves the Akhlaquna initiative and the Aman Social Protection and Rehabilitation Center.

The campaign kicked off last week in selected schools and is set to be rolled out to schools in all of Qatar's municipalities. It incorporates educational lectures, interactive activities, and a game specifically designed to teach students about values and how to apply them in real-life scenarios. The organizers aim to make discussions about ethics more relevant to students and to encourage participation, reflection, and positive behavioral choices.

The focus of the campaign is on values such as responsibility, respect, and cooperation, while also emphasizing the role of schools, families, and the wider community in helping young people develop positive behavior and ethical awareness. The ultimate goal of the program is to transform ethical principles into practical behaviors that students can apply in their daily lives.