In collaboration with CRISP and CPS, this follow-up project continues to address the pressing challenges posed by disinformation, by building on the success of last year’s initiative to counter false narratives in Armenia. The follow- up project will…

Joining powers to support inclusive recovery efforts in Ukraine.

Disinformation is a symptom of anti-democratic movements. To effectively counter it, genuine dialogue and personal involvement is essential. In this project we aim to improve both, personal engagement and democratic dialogue. 

In the face of the rising threat of disinformation, we are supporting educators, recognizing their critical role not only as multipliers but also as key figures in combating this issue and individuals with their personal views and sensitive points.…

The official pre-conference of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 "Diaspora and the Global Ukrainian Community - Strong Partners in the Recovery of Ukraine" brought together guests from over 120 organizations in Berlin on April 19th and 20th.

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with the Principles for Peace Foundation to use peacegaming in their efforts to reshape global peacebuilding strategies.

CRISP was one of the partners of Café Kyiv 2024 which is aimed at strengthening support for Ukraine among civil society representatives, politicians, and businesses.

On 26.02 at Berliner Landeszentrale für politische Bildung, CRISP together with Open Platform e.V. presented the book "Ukraine in Focus: Recognizing Propaganda, Understanding Facts"

In a collaborative effort, the German Federal Foreign Office and CRISP organized the international conference. It took place on December 1, 2023 and brought together about 250 participants from 27 countries from all over the world. 

In a collaborative effort between CRISP and CPS, the project “Advancing Media Literacy and Democratic Resilience” addresses the pressing challenges posed by disinformation and false narratives in Armenia.