Meghallgatunk

Meglhallgatunk is a Hungarian term that translates to "we shall listen" or "we shall hear". It is a slogan and a publicity campaign that was launched in 2011 to raise awareness about social causes and promote civic involvement in Hungary.

The campaign was created by the Hungarian state agency for social communication, NEMZETI TUDATAS-PRO (National Consciousness Pro) in cooperation with the television channel M1, a public service network of the Hungarian state. The main goal of the campaign was to increase public participation and engagement in social issues, such as education, healthcare, and environmental protection.

The campaign featured a series of television advertisements and online promotions, which encouraged viewers to listen and pay attention to social problems and concerns. It also provided information and resources to help citizens get involved and make a difference in their communities.

Meglhallgatunk aimed to stimulate a national discussion on various social issues and to promote a sense of responsibility among citizens. The campaign also sought to create a platform for citizens to share their opinions, ideas, and experiences, and to encourage a more active and participatory civic culture in Hungary.

While the campaign received positive feedback and attention, its impact and effectiveness have been subject to varying opinions. However, Meghallgatunk remains an important example of a social campaign that aimed to mobilize citizens and promote civic engagement in Hungary.