Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses its disappointment at the refusal of Prime Minister Duško Marković to establish system of personalized responsibility within the system of Government, as evidenced also by refusal of the Initiative of CCE that the should Prime Minister issue a decision binding heads of state administration that all the information, press… »
Actual
Homeless are part of our reality and they need help of state and society
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls upon relevant institutions to urgently find a sustainable solution for accommodation for homeless people from Podgorica, and Montenegro in general, given the extremely inhumane conditions in which, under the open sky or in abandoned public spaces, they are exposed to effects of a harsh winter without heating and adequate… »
II CALL for 10 interns
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Institute Alternative (IA) and portal Vijesti, within the project ACTIVE STUDENTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT! announce the II CALL for 10 interns The selected students will go through training programme and practical education comprised of: – study visits to organisations and enterprises which are an integral part of the project; –… »
Peace Education Programme (PEP) – for the ninth time
In the framework of the educational programme ”Contemporary tendencies of critical thought” and in response to popular demand CCE presents, for the ninth time in Montenegro, the world-renowned PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAMME (PEP) This programme of weekly, hour-and-a-half long workshops, lasts for 10 consecutive weeks. It is created by The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF), with the… »
Happy Holidays!
Labels instead of dialogue
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the first signed statement, out of four that University of Montenegro (UoM) issued in an attempt to question the credibility of the CCE and its employees. We do appreciate the progress made at least in part that from now on they will find a “scapegoat” for the sake of… »
Facts deny University of Montenegro
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) responsibly indicates to social deviations that it detects and tries with its actions to provoke adequate institutional response, but also to work constructively towards improving the existing legal framework and bad practices. Within that framework, the study “Academic honor at the Montenegrin manner – plagiarisms in Montenegro and their (non)… »
Academic hounour in Montenegrin manner – plagiarism in Montenegro and (lack of) its processing
Findings of annual research on the financing of media from public funds presented
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) today presented the findings of the annual research «Equal chances for all media» on the financing of media from public funds. Mina Kalezić, programme assistant at the CCE, pointed out that the research was conducted from May till December 2016, based on the Free Access to Information Law. “The research… »
Coalition agreements on formation of a Government must be published
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) considers that the Montenegrin public should have access to coalition agreements on formation of the Government of Montenegro, in order to acquire a factual context of the extent to which the public authorities are really professionalized and depoliticized, and to what extent it remains in the party “chains”. As a… »