
At the Opinion Festival: we explained why crisis preparedness cannot be solely an individual responsibility
Yesterday, we attended the Opinion Festival in Paide, where, during a panel discussion on crisis preparedness in Estonia, we drew

Yesterday, we attended the Opinion Festival in Paide, where, during a panel discussion on crisis preparedness in Estonia, we drew

We will also be taking part in the 2026 Opinion Festival, held in Paide on August, 8–9! You can find

We invite active Mustamäe residents to join the district’s community crisis network and take part in free training days that

Last year, the civil protection training sessions held in Väike-Õismäe proved highly popular. This year, we are inviting active Haabersti

Last year, we worked on community-based civil protection, crisis preparedness, and the development of resilience hubs through practical projects, research,

Registration is now open for the free 2026 civil protection crisis network training programme for residents of Nõmme, Mustamäe and

Our researcher Anne-May Nagel gave a presentation at the Finnish Political Science Association’s Annual Conference 2026 as part of the

On June 12, ERR’s Russian-language news portal covered Tallinn’s first public modular shelter and the preparedness of Estonian cities and

The Crisis Research Centre will launch the KRAKO project on August 1, 2026 focusing on strengthening community crisis preparedness and