Activities

In the framework of the Young Policy Advisors Course organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) we developed and conducted a simulation game on the role of the OSCE in mitigating climate change related risks.

In the framework of the Peace Process Support for Yemen (PPSY) implemented by the GIZ, we develop an online peace-building quiz. The quiz addresses young Yemeni citizens and aims at educating them on peace, conflict and violence. The quiz is being...

Based on our experience in different contexts, we set up a wide range of comprehensive online trainings.

Together with our partner “Diversity” and with support of the German Federal Foreign office, we start a new youth-oriented project.

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...

Marking the third year of our cooperation with Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV), we developed and implemented a simulation game on the South China Sea in April.  Due to travel restrictions, we supported the...

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...

K2Games project makes education on the topics of sustainability, environment, and health easy and engaging, raising awareness of ecological issues among youth.

Humanitarian workers and organizations based in Jordan will develop their own community-led simulation designs

This project aims to increase political participation of marginalized youth in Chile during the Convención Constituyente 2021/22 and beyond. By supporting a more inclusive process during the drafting of the New Constitution, we aim to increase the...

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...

In the framework of the Young Policy Advisors Course organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) we developed and conducted a simulation game on the role of the OSCE in mitigating climate change related risks.

The project aims to contribute to the government’s efforts, by increasing the capacities of local CSOs in the fields of non-formal education techniques, as well as improving their technical and financial capabilities.

In cooperation with the biggest teachers’ movement in Ukraine EdCamp, and the European Union we started a big-scale project to make the learning of human rights easier and more interactive.