CRISP – Conflict Transformation and Civic Education

In reaction to the current events and developments in Europe, we have updated our Simulation Game Taberlingen, that deals with the question of migration, integration and exclusion on a local level in Germany.

The development of a new game by Nadi El Mohakah and starting of the cooperation with local authority (the Ministry of Youth and Sports).

We conducted a simulation game on the conflict in Syria in cooperation with the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the university of Marburg (Germany).

Noha Mosaad from Egypt is passionate about civic education, Corporate Social Responsibility, Contemporary organizational theories and youth empowerment.

In Alexandria, the Simulation Gamers Club (Egypt) started to constitute itself.

Last week in Cairo we started our first workshop in the fifth year of our project, Simulating Egyptian Tradition, SET V, in cooperation with our partner organization CDS (Centre of Development service).

For the last time we implemented our simulation “El Koudia” which deals with the challenges and potentials of integrating migrants into the Moroccan society.

Last week CRISP, CDS, local partners and consultants were working for SET-V planning for 2018. IN order to contribute to peaceful living together we want to further realize the vision 2025.

We were glad to cooperate with GIZ Morocco in the Ana Huna initiative as a part of the ECONOWIN project.

we are looking for a new (EVS) From Egypt , who is open-minded and at the same time brings a lot of creativity. Age between(18-30)

Last week in Cairo, our journey for 2017 has reached an end by having the closing event with almost 100 guests. Among them participants, partners, future partners and other stakeholders.

For the second time we implemented our simulation “El Koudia” which deals with the challenges and potentials of integrating migrants into the Moroccan society.