A number of students from the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication at Zarqa University participated in the activities of "The Media and Theater Team for Community Peace", which is implemented by the Community Peace Center at the Public Security Directorate, in cooperation with the Australian Federal Police.

100 male and female students from different universities participated in the project, divided into four teams: Amman, Salt, Irbid and Zarqa.

The project aims to employ the media and theater in confronting extremism, terrorism and all negative phenomena that affect the community peace system, so that the project outputs keeping pace with technical and media development in a new way, through the delivery and translation of ideas and adapting the knowledge content provided by the specialized trainers in the Community Peace Center into content Media in an unconventional way, whether through theatrical performances, content and film production, or graphic design.

The Dean of the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication at the university, Dr. Amjad Safouri, said that the students' participation in the project stems from the responsibility of the university and the Faculty towards society, protecting it from extremist ideas, and focusing on spreading values ​​and rejecting intolerance.

He pointed out that the Faculty seeks to cooperate with all the institutions of the country, and to be an effective partner in the production of targeted media materials.

The Community Peace Center is the security unit concerned and specialized in confronting extremism and terrorism through education and training, through several main axes, the most important of which are the preventive axis, the training axis, and the media axis, with the aim of building a healthy, united society free of extremism, violence and all negative phenomena that affect society.