CRISP – Conflict Transformation and Civic Education

We are looking for a Visibility Manager who can support us with public relations within the project "CuDi – Cultural Diplomacy to Counter Disinformation". We have a plan but also space for creativity and innovation. Our team is young and...

Until today we have bought and delivered 40 protective plates. 15 more are on their way to Berlin. But we want even more.  

We are very happy that together with more than 100 individual donors we managed to purchase protective vests for Ukraine. Many thanks to all who supported the campaign.

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass es uns zusammen mit mehr als 100 Einzelspender*innen gelungen ist, Schutzwesten für die Ukraine zu kaufen. Vielen Dank an alle, die die Aktion unterstützen.

We are hosting the next round of the updated Ukraine Talk on April 8 at 18:00-19:30. Our three Ukrainian colleagues will share their personal thoughts and stories about the context of Russia's war against Ukraine. We will address the current...

For many years now, CRISP has been closely working with Ukrainian civil society. We are so proud to witness all the positive changes that have been taking place in the country so far, and happy to be a part in some of them. Unfortunately, Russian war...

Wir bringen Schutzwesten dorthin, wo sie Leben retten. Allerdings können wir dieses Projekt nicht alleine stemmen – wir brauchen eure Unterstützung! 10% der Kosten trägt unser Verein. Für den Rest brauchen wir euch. 

We bring protective vests to places where they save lives. However, we cannot manage this project alone - we need your support! 10% of the costs are covered by our association. For the rest we need you. 

We have developed a resource for discussing sensitive and controversial topics of Ukraine´s modern history with groups. The toolkit is published in a printed and digital version in Ukrainian.

Newsletter Updates - January 2022

“YouPi – Promoting Youth Participation in Moldova” is now officially over – and the results are splendid!

Over 50 participants went through the Ukrainian-speaking course