We started with the podcast Crisis Skills
The Centre for Crisis Studies launches the Crisis Skills Pocket Voice, which discusses the skills required in various crises. The
November 2, 2024
Final seminar of the post-crisis learning project: systematic learning from crises
The final seminar of the post-crisis learning project (TPCL), held on May 28 at the Öpik Conference Centre in Tallinn,
May 29, 2024
Citizen participation in crisis management? Presentation at a conference in Södertörn University
On 23-24 May, we participated in the international academic conference “Citizens and the State During and After Crises” at the
May 23, 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
TRAINING | First aid
With the help of the Tallinn Community Centre Kopli 93 and as part of Crisis Skills Month on April 26,
March 26, 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
Visiting TalTech’s podcast: Crisis management is a skill like any other
On March 5, Anne-May Nagel, co-founder of the Crisis Research Centre, was a guest on TalTech’s podcast, and in addition
March 11, 2024
Crisis Research Centre has a new team member
In February, Elina Šatova, a new member of the Crisis Research Centre team, joined our team to work on our
March 6, 2024
We discussed the development of a sheltering policy in the working group of the Union of Estonian Architects
Since January, under the initiative of the Union of Estonian Architects, we have been taking part in a working group
March 4, 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
