Happy 107th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia!
On February 24, we commemorate not just the independent Republic of Estonia’s birthday, but also the three-year war that Russia
February 24, 2025
We launched the Crisis Skills Training Programme at Väike-Õismäe
Registration is now open for a free crisis skills training program in civil defence in Väike-Õismäe! You are warmly invited
January 15, 2025
Civil defence requires a grand vision
In Estonia, following Russia’s comprehensive invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the increased perception of risk has prompted efforts to address
January 8, 2025
We presented the PIMA initiative to the Prime Minister of Estonia
On December 9, Maria Tyshchenko, a representative of the NGO Poruch (Порyч) and a cooperation partner of the Crisis Research
December 9, 2024
We are launching an Estonian-Ukrainian-Swedish cooperation project on the local level points of invincibilities
The Crisis Research Centre, in cooperation with Malmö University (Sweden) and the NGO Poruch (Ukraine), is launching the Points of
December 3, 2024
Visiting Kuku radio: budget cut of internal security is nonsense
Hannes Nagel, head of the Crisis Research Centre, was a guest on Kuku Radio’s morning show on 4 June, and
June 4, 2024
Crisis Skills Month at Kopli 93
As part of Crisis Skills Month, the Kopli 93 community civil defence project local educates residents on how to deal with
April 25, 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
Invincibility Centre pilot project for capacity development starts at Kopli 93 community
This year, the NGO Crisis Research Centre, in collaboration with the Kopli 93 community, will host the largest community-based civil
February 26, 2024
Bullying is a crisis! Keynote speech and a workshop at the KiVa Winter School
On January 4, the 10th KiVa anti-bullying Winter School was held at Tallinn German Gymnasium. Bringing together nearly 200 educators,
January 5, 2024