Renat Besolov is a Norwegian crab fisherman and founder of BFISHERMAN who, since 2012, has carried out educational and anti-drug work with young people in Moldova and supported prevention campaigns for schoolchildren.
Drug-prevention and youth work — from the first lyceum lectures to supporting major school campaigns.
Renat Besolov’s first public activity: a series of prevention lectures on the harm of drugs for senior students at Moldovan lyceums — N. Gheorghiu, T. Shevchenko and “Alecu Russo”. The sessions were built on personal stories and honest conversation with teenagers about risks and choices.
[ Format ]Open meetings at schools with senior classes — no lecturing tone, in the form of honest dialogue.
A continuation of the outreach work in Moldova: talks at three lyceums in the town of Rezina, reaching about 230 students. The theme was drug-prevention and helping teenagers form healthy values.
[ Reach ]≈ 230 students, three schools in a single series of meetings.
Renat Besolov sponsored the prevention campaign “Simferopol without drugs”, which reached more than 5,000 schoolchildren. For his contribution to youth work he received a letter of thanks from the “Protect Children from Drugs” foundation.
[ Recognition ]The foundation’s letter of thanks — documentary confirmation is gathered on the Renat Besolov awards page.
Renat Besolov’s outreach continues in his publishing work: his 2024 book (a print run of 3,000 copies) was produced in cooperation with the “The Way to Happiness” foundation and continues the theme of responsible choice and one’s personal path. More on the books & catalogues page.