The call for workshop proposals is open now. We invite everyone who is interested to submit a proposal. This year we will have not only traditional workshops but invite as well everyone to submit a proposal for a game changer session – a more interactive way to engage with people. Submit your proposal now!

The first dimension of this paradigm shift concerns an accelerating dynamic of mobilising people against corruption. Increasingly, citizens themselves are taking centre stage in creating change. People and communities articulate their demand for an end to impunity and better government.

Spotlight interview

This time we talk to Elena A. Panfilova, Transparency International Board member and Director of the Center for Anti-corruption Research and Initiative Transparency International about why she thinks that Russia is in a state of awakening and why people are ready to create change ...Read more

Guest author Rachel Leenhard of Sherpa explains how UNESCO is endangering its own reputation and credibility by getting acquainted with President Obiang of Equatorial Guinea, whose regime is considered one of the most corrupt and repressive worldwide. Offering an "image laundering" opportunity to a dictator is clearly counter to UNESCO's very mission ...Read more

This time we look at the webportal fix my street. Fix my street helps people in the UK to get their common street problems fixed. However, since the code is open source you can find a lot of adaptions in other countries too ...Read more

The 3rd edition of Fair Play is now open! Artists are invited to submit their anti-corruption videos to the Fair Play website until 24 July 2012. Fair Play is our new partner and therefore the 3 winning bands will win a trip to Brazil to participate in the 3rd GYAC Voices Against Corruption Forum and perform live in Brasilia at the 15th IACC! Please spread the word in your country! ...Read more

The ACRN announces the results of the ACRN Research Paper contest. This contest aims to give young scholars an opportunity to take up the challenge of filling important knowledge gaps, present innovative approaches for measuring and understanding corruption and showcase new findings on what works and what does not in tackling corruption ...Read more

Open a Dialogue?

Open a Dialogue?

Four hugely successful short films about corruption in everyday life, collectively named Kita Versus Korupsi (Us Versus Corruption). Do you think this can be replicated? Find out more here.