This article characterizes approaches to the concept of anti-corruption propaganda and analyzes the constituent elements of its definition. The author examines both legal doctrine and federal and regional regulatory legal acts. The relationship between anti-corruption propaganda and propaganda in general is also examined, as a general and broader concept. The author provides a general description of the subjects, goals, and functions of anti-corruption propaganda, offering a tentative list. Based on this analysis, the author develops and formulates her own definition of anti-corruption propaganda.