Community members received security in cyberspace training during Crisis Skills Month
Why should anyone bother to fish for personal data and how wise is it to send cash via Omniva parcel
April 20, 2024
The second meeting of the TPCL project focused on analysing crisis
Before the main part of the second meeting, we had a homework discussion in separate breakrooms to identify the major
April 17, 2024
Regarding civil defence in Tallinn
Gone are the days when the main function of Tallinn’s municipal police was to chase fare dodgers or fine parking
April 16, 2024
Community members received mental first aid training during Crisis Skills Month
What is a depression traffic light, what have you missed due to anxiety, and how can you help a community
April 11, 2024
First meeting of the TPCL project focused on the crisis management lifecycle
The first online joint meeting of the TPCL project praticipants featured two field experts who highlighted systemic crisis management and
April 3, 2024
Search for pocket sirens
The Estonian Ministry of Interior has recently announced that it is launching a search for a pocket siren,1 but this
March 21, 2024
We introduced a new project on Georgian television
Anne-May Nagel, co-founder of the Crisis Research Centre, and Giga Phartenadze, head of the Georgian NGO Supreme Youth Council, presented
February 14, 2024
We finalised the schedule and content of the TPCL project activities in Malmö
We met on 6-8 February at Malmö University to finalise the details of the activities and the final timetable of
February 8, 2024
Crisis Research Centre turned 2!
Today we are having cake whilst celebrating our 2nd birthday! What about the Crisis Research Centre birthday resolutions? we promise to
February 2, 2024
Civil defence rally won’t reach destination our usual way
In a recent interview, the General Director of the Rescue Board said that civil defence has been given full throttle.1 In
January 31, 2024
