The field of anticorruption is undergoing a profound change, driven by the realization of the essential role played by civil society organizations, journalists, and individual citizens in creating the conditions for more accountable and transparent…

A one-day simulation game that helps Syrian youth navigate and resist fake news, deepfakes, and manipulated narratives, building resilience, critical thinking, and peace in a fragile post-conflict society.

In close cooperation with the Ukrainian youth NGO STAN

In collaboration with the Global Education and Training Initiative (GETI) Board, CRISP successfully tested a unique simulation game designed for intercultural engagement, equipping local community leaders and peacebuilders with tools to practice…

On December 10th, 2024, CRISP, in cooperation with the OSCE Serbia Mission, successfully conducted the “Liburnia” simulation game with members of the Serbian Ethics Commission at Hotel Zira, Belgrade.

In a two-day simulation game, 40 students across two different schools stepped into the roles of presidential candidates and campaign advisors.

Experts from the Balkans came together in the "Kalabia" simulation game, crafting innovative solutions to real-world climate challenges

On August 23rd and 24th, 2024, the Shebania Simulation Game took center stage in Manama, Bahrain, as part of the "Youth Parliament" program.

As part of the Permanent Conference (StäKo) of the Berlin Public Libraries Consortium (VÖBB), we conducted an intensive future workshop on June 14 focusing on enhancing the consortium's crisis resilience.

On Monday the 27th of May we were able to successfully implement our simulation-game KoSi (formerly known as Wer regiert Neuland) with 22 young politically active participants, in the age group of 18-30, of the Diversify-Program of the…