New Intern

Dilovar brings a wealth of experience and a strong passion for human rights, peacebuilding, and international cooperation. Raised in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, she holds a degree in Business and Financial Management and has pursued further education in…

Hannah Koch is one of two German UN Youth Delegates for 2024–2025 and has addressed the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee, advocating for youth perspectives on social development, human rights, and gender equality. In this role, she represents…

We’re delighted to welcome Mareike as our new intern at CRISP! With her strong academic background and commitment to global justice, she’s poised to make a meaningful impact.

Meet Benedikt, our newest intern at CRISP!

With his diverse background and passion for international cooperation, he's ready to make a meaningful impact. We're excited to have him on board!

Amanda Žilić was born and raised in southern Germany, in a family with Croatian and Herzegovinian roots. Her passion for intercultural exchange and international cooperation developed early and was further shaped through her studies in European…

From post-socialist Hungary to international peacebuilding, Zsófia's work is driven by a passion for addressing conflict transitions, gender-based violence, and security through a feminist lens. At CRISP, she continues her mission to contribute to…

We are pleased to welcome Chính to the CRISP team as our new intern. We are eager to support his journey as he brings his experience in youth initiatives and civic education from Vietnam to our work in peaceful collaboration and governance.

We are delighted to welcome Delal, our new intern, to the CRISP team! We are excited to have her on board and look forward to supporting her journey in international conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

Meet Severin, whose journey from Munich to Cologne, with a transformative stop in Chile, fuels his passion for intercultural exchange and Peacebuilding at CRISP.

Discover Michel's path from Liberal Arts studies in the Netherlands to his current quest for understanding international relations and conflict resolution at CRISP