
Tallinn 2025 Crisis Skills Training Programme wants you to join!
The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place

The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place

Researchers from the Crisis Research Centre are attending a high-level international conference in Delhi, India, from February 10-14. The conference takes

The Centre for Crisis Studies launches the Crisis Skills Pocket Voice, which discusses the skills required in various crises. The

On July 12, there will be an online discussion meeting on the Kohtla-Järve community crisis preparedness project. Come and have

The final seminar of the post-crisis learning project (TPCL), held on May 28 at the Öpik Conference Centre in Tallinn,

On 23-24 May, we participated in the international academic conference “Citizens and the State During and After Crises” at the

With the help of the Tallinn Community Centre Kopli 93 and as part of Crisis Skills Month on April 26,

The Estonian Ministry of Interior has recently announced that it is launching a search for a pocket siren,1 but this

On March 5, Anne-May Nagel, co-founder of the Crisis Research Centre, was a guest on TalTech’s podcast, and in addition

In February, Elina Šatova, a new member of the Crisis Research Centre team, joined our team to work on our