CRISP – Conflict Transformation and Civic Education

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

For this year’s evaluation seminar of our Peace and Conflict Consultant program we gathered our PCC’s in Odessa to reflect on the activities of 2017.

We conducted a workshop on conflict transformation for young diplomats from Iraq in the frame of the international diplomat training of the federal foreign office.

Our simulation games are characterized by a high level of realism. Now we have managed to upgrade the media-team of our simulation games.

On 9th OF November, we conducted one of our Simulation games “Transolvia” With 24 Cross Culture fellows from 17 nations.

During the 9-Week-Training-Workshop we implemented one of our most complex simulation games, so the participants could test their acquired knowledge.

We almost cannot believe it ourselves, but calendars are not lying and a look in the mirror also proves it: CRISP is 10. It has been an amazing journey and looking back brings up plenty of moments we will never forget.

In October, we gathered together with our local trainers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia Moldova, Ukraine and Russia, in order to have the mid-term evaluation of the local implementation phases.

CRISP has conducted the simulation game „Taberlingen“ in the Frame of the Annual Conference of the Forum Civil Peace Service (forumZFD) in Köln between the 20th and 21st of October.

All 5 initiatives promote our Vision of Egypt 2025. Today we want you present the first one from Aswan: “Glitter initiative”.

Our project Hidden Memories entered its crucial phase. Within the next months, we will finalize the content and the programming of the smartphone-app, before we will celebrate the official launch during the anniversary of the Maidan-Events on 21....

In close cooperation with the local office of GIZ in Morocco we developed the simulation “ El Koudia” which deals with the challenges and potentials of integrating migrants into the Moroccan society