“An inclusive school is not a matter of symbolic support, but of concrete responsibility to ensure that every child has a safe, dignified, and supportive environment for development. Young people need understanding instead of fear and acceptance instead of humiliation, and the education system is one of the key spaces where this message can be… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) submitted, more than two months ago, initiatives to the Managing Board and the Senate of the University of Montenegro (UoM), as well as to the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (APC), requesting an assessment of the existence of a conflict of interest, or the risk of one arising, in the… »
Xenophobia is neither inevitable nor a permanent feature of societies, but rather a changeable phenomenon shaped by political, economic, and educational contexts. Overcoming it requires strengthening the education system, developing media literacy and critical thinking, as well as greater accountability of political actors and the media. Without continuous public dialogue and addressing these issues, there… »
On the occasion of Student Day, commemorated in memory of Žarko Marinović and the struggle for students’ dignity and rights, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) highlights that the position of the student population in Montenegro reflects a deeper crisis within the higher education system, as well as a lack of focus on strategic development.… »
Understanding digital rights, such as the protection of privacy and freedom of expression in the online environment, is essential for the safe, ethical, and responsible use of modern technologies. This was one of the key messages of the training on digital citizenship for education professionals, organised by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) on 2… »
Non-governmental organisations and civic activists have sent a letter to the Government of Montenegro, requesting urgent public disclosure regarding any export, import, or trade in arms and military equipment with Israel, as well as the publication of all valid contracts, agreements, and permits in this area. The letter was addressed to Prime Minister Milojko Spajić,… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) notes that there is still no publicly available assessment of the performance of members of the Government of Montenegro, despite repeated announcements by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. Such an assessment would be particularly important given that this is the largest government to date, where the performance of a significant number… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) announces a call for applications for students for MEDIA LITERACY FORUM In a world full of information, being able to recognise credible sources and understand how media works is more important than ever. The Media Literacy Forum will equip you with practical knowledge and skills that are often missing from… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has analysed the current functioning of the Budget Inspection, and its findings raise serious questions about the readiness of institutions to ensure the lawful, proper, and accountable use of public funds. This mechanism should serve as one of the key safeguards against abuses in the public sector. At the end… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) points out that the University of Montenegro (UoM) has still not corrected the mistake made when publishing its position on the Webometrics international university ranking list, despite being timely and well-intentionally warned about it, thereby misleading the Montenegrin public. Namely, on that occasion UoM did not use the official Webometrics… »