Welcome to the Home of CRISP

"Conflict is an ubiquitous social fact."

CRISP - Crisis Simulation for Peace e. V. – facilitates seminars and trainings dealing with conflict management and political participation. With the use of simulation games enirched by role-play elements CRISP aims for a self organizing, holistic, and highly hands-on learning culture. With Simulation Gaming we are targeting mainly young people in civil society interested in experience-based learning.

This Website is thought to be a place for information about our work and ideas as well as a gateway for Collaboration. We hope you enjoy.

For any comments, questions or remarks: hello@crisp-berlin.org. Feel free.

Junge Wege - We are Europe!?

We are Europe!? - The Movie

What is the result when 15 youngsters from Prizren in the south of Kosovo meet people in Berlin and exchange their views on Europe, their home, politics, life as such? An astonishingly rich experience for both sides, new knowledge and friendships, and a remarkable record of political achievements. But see for yourself...

ConSim_Kosovo_2008

ConSim_Kosovo_2008, 3-10 October 2008

Together with wonderful participants we realized the Conflict-Simulation-Seminar_2008 in Novo Brdo/Novoberde [Kosovo]. During the 7 days we got to know each other very well and a lot of friendships have been formed. We all had a very intense time! Besides the interpersonal experiences we learned a lot about the Kosovo-issue, its stakeholders and about ourselves.

For 7 days 20 participants from Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia came together, in order to simulate the near future of Kosovo and the region. Within the first two days of the seminar we prepared ourselves for the simulation-game with the aid of local experts in the field of conflict-management. Afterwards we simulated for two days a possible scenario of the Kosovo issue. During the evaluation of the seminar we agreed on the potentials of simulation-gaming and its capacities to procure political dynamics and processes.

Watch and enjoy your memories. Or if you haven't participated yet, start watching out for simulation-games around.

„The simulation can be used in many different settings and subjects with only slight adaptations."Lulzim Bucolli, Partner Balkan Sunflowers, Kosovo

„It was quite creative and made us reflect and learn..." Luljeta Berisha, Kosovo

"The Simulation did not really change my point of view on the Kosovo dispute and only a few more information on actors were added but it increased the awareness of political (miss)communication/understandings, cooperation and the feeling of reality". Dace Saltane, Latvia

„The simulation was such a great experience for the participants. Use this motivation. It is important to come back to Kosovo and continue what you've started." Valdete Idrizi, CBM, Mitrovica

„Next time try to get more Serbs as participants." Roduljub Miletić, Serbia

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