UNESCO CAMPUS is the result of a partnership between UNESCO and the Engie Foundation, which supports the actions of the CAMPUS in favour of young people in the defense of values that are the essence of UNESCO's mandates and at the heart of the Engie Foundation's missions.

Aim of the Program is to decipher the world with and for young people continues to grow and to reflect with them on the world of today and tomorrow. Taking advantage of this period of health crisis, which poses new challenges and opens up new issues, it is intended to lay the foundations of a new way of thinking the world with young people.

We are aware that young people are at the heart of the changes surrounding us. Therefore, we believe that it is essential to include them in the debates that drive the construction of new societies. This way, the digital CAMPUS, through their virtual format, will be able to reach a maximum number of young people, and go beyond geographical limits, to ensure that everyone has their questions answered.

At the organization of 2022 is the first time that the institution is addressed to students of three universities and in which the Chair was honored to be invited to participate with a group of students, which was supported and prepared by members of the executive and scientific committee of the Chair. Professors St. Katsios, Chr. Tsirogiannis, K. Hainoglou and Dr. I. Blatsos.

Theme: how to fight illicit trafficking of cultural property.
Composition of the team:
Stavros Katsios, Chair holder
Christina Keramida Papadatou, Athena Fatsea, Kyriaki Kyriakopoulou, Panagiota Klitsa, Christina Tsopozidou, Nikos D. Mamalos

You can watch the event here [ 45:50 the first question/commentary of our UNESCO TCHER Team]