Activities

After we have successfully implemented an online workshop on the Do No Harm approach and postcolonial perspectives on the humanitarian sector CRISP invites to a follow-up-workshop focusing on fundamentals of Conflict Transformation and its practical...

Gespannt blicken wir auf das „Superwahljahr“ 2021 und damit auch auf die anstehenden Koalitionsverhandlungen für das Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus. Die häufig thematisierte Intransparenz im Zuge der Regierungsbildungen sorgt nicht selten für...

TAYA -Training Active Youth Workers in Anti-Discrimination-Education aims at enabling European youth workers to address topics related to discrimination and racism among their target groups and qualifying them to carry out educational activities that...

How can we make sure our work contributes to peace instead of conflict? CRISP has successfully conducted an online workshop with a focus on the Do No Harm approach, its shortcomings and complementary concepts of postcolonial and critical whiteness...

Between 13th and 15th of July, we had the opportunity to carry out a workshop on complexity management as part of a leadership training course for civil servants from various ministries of the federal state of Thuringia.

Our latest addition to the CRISP simulation game family came to life: we were able to implement the board game twice in its first-ever online format. 

How can we make sure our work contributes to peace instead of conflict? 
After CRISP successfully conducted two workshops on Do No Harm in Conflict Settings earlier this year, we are happy to announce that there will be a revised new edition of our...

Ein dreitätiger Workshop für Ehrenamtliche der Berliner Unterstützungsinitiativen im Kontext Flucht und Asyl. 

In the framework of a research project conducted by the German Center for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM) we developed a simulation game on representation of young people with migration biography in the formal youth participation...

In cooperation with  Deutsche Welle Academy we are planning  a games fair event to discuss how educational games can bring socially relevant topics to young people.

In cooperation with our partner KIgA we are developing the simulation game “Our common future” that deals with an international youth conference where participants discuss solutions for peace in the “Middle East Conflict”.

On February 14th, we had the chance to carry out a training for 18 young diplomats – each from a different country – within the framework of the “Training for Young International Diplomats” program of the German Federal Foreign Office.

How can we make sure our work contributes to peace instead of conflict?

We had the pleasure to implement the simulation game “Quo Vadis Ukraine” for 16 officers of the German Federal Army in October 2019. The participants slipped into the roles of political actors and members of civil society in order to debate about the...

For the sixth Youth Congress YOU:KO 2019, organized by Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (Federal Agency for Civic Education / bpb), CRISP conducted a simulation game “Tandera” for young people interested in the topics of globalization, politics,...

In the scope of an Erasmus+ project, financed by the German National Agency JUGEND für Europa and the European Union, and in partnership with the East-West Lab / Laboratorio Oriente-Occidente (Youth NGO), CRISP had the pleasure to implement a project...

In the scope of the International Futures Program, Program implemented by the German Federal foreign office in cooperation with “German Society for Foreign Policy” (DGAP), CRISP had the pleasure to implement a simulation game on the complexity of...

For two days we held a training about regional integration for young diplomats from Latin America and the Caribbean.

In the scope of the Training for International Diplomats (German Federal Foreign Office) in Berlin, CRISP has implemented the Simulation Game, Kodori, dealing with conflict transformation for diplomats from the Western Balkans.

 State employees of Thüringen learned methods for leading staff in complex work situations.

For two days we held a training about regional integration for young diplomats from ASEAN member states as well as representatives of the ASEAN secretariat.

CRISP has cooperated with the Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg, (DHBW) in Heidenheim to implement the Simulation Game, SIMigraiton, for students of Social Management.

High experts group tried to answer the question, where Ukraine is going in light of the election year

CRISP developed two simulation games on autocrats in domestic and international spheres and implemented them with high school students during a 2-day workshop.

On invitation by the German Federal Foreign Office we held a training for young diplomats from Central Asia about the topic of religious extremism.

Housing, and the associated use of water, heat and energy, is one of the biggest causes of greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce this share, the BMU provides several funding opportunities via the KfW (Reconstruction Credit Institute). One of these is...

Since less displaced people are arriving to Germany than in 2015 and 2016, the focus of the issues has shifted from housing and emergency care to social and cultural integration as well as access to education and the labour market. At the same time,...

Spaces for the important work of civil society are shrinking in countries all over the world. Government repression, increased regulations, corruption and forced registration are just a few ways in which this space is becoming smaller. The...

As part of the “10th International Diplomatic Re-invitation Programme” 17 diplomats and participants of the International Parliamentary Fellowship Programme took part in our simulation game Kodori at the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin. Duration: ...

Since 2015 we are contributing to the full time course in peace and conflict work of the Academy for Conflict Transformation. During the pre-final week of the course we are providing a constructive space to reflect on the tools learned during the...