Programs
- Making of Modern Georgia Session 5 – Soviet Georgia and its Legacy on Contemporary PoliticsGeorgia has always been vulnerable to neighboring imperial powers. For most of the twentieth century, Georgia was part of the Soviet Union. What impact did Soviet power…
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Continue reading » Call for Submissions: ერთობა Magazine - Support for Colorado Georgian Association – ErtobaColorado Georgian Association Ertoba was founded with the following goals: In 2025, Georgian Association in the USA has made a small grant to support the Georgian language…
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Events
- Making of Modern Georgia Session 7 – Georgia and the Black Sea – April 26, 2026, 1 pm ESTREGISTER ON ZOOM The Black Sea has always been a space of migration, trade, and commerce, but it’s role in Georgian history has been under researched. After the…
Continue reading » Making of Modern Georgia Session 7 – Georgia and the Black Sea – April 26, 2026, 1 pm EST - Making of Modern Georgia Session 5 – Soviet Georgia and its Legacy on Contemporary PoliticsGeorgia has always been vulnerable to neighboring imperial powers. For most of the twentieth century, Georgia was part of the Soviet Union. What impact did Soviet power have…
Continue reading » Making of Modern Georgia Session 5 – Soviet Georgia and its Legacy on Contemporary Politics - Making of Modern Georgia Session 6 – March 28, 2026, 1pm EST – How do Small States Survive? Lessons from GeorgiaRegister on Zoom Since its emergence as a unified kingdom in the 11th century, Georgia has had to navigate its foreign relations with aggressive neighbors and distant allies. …
Continue reading » Making of Modern Georgia Session 6 – March 28, 2026, 1pm EST – How do Small States Survive? Lessons from Georgia - Display of Georgian language and church materials at the Library of CongressMarch 13, 2026, 3pm EST. Visit to Library of Congress – in Person. Registration is FREE but required on Eventbrite. This is a part of the in-person activities…
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Advocacy
- Georgian diaspora organizations issue a unified open letter addressing the changes in Georgian election law, restricting voting rights for citizens abroadIn a historic mobilization effort, Georgian diaspora organizations from across the United States issued a joint letter and delivered it to the Embassy of Georgia in the USA…
Continue reading » Georgian diaspora organizations issue a unified open letter addressing the changes in Georgian election law, restricting voting rights for citizens abroad - Statement on changes to election lawNovember 18, 2025 Statement on Proposed Changes to Election Laws for Georgian Citizens Abroad The Georgian Association in the United States of America is shocked and dismayed by…
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Spotlight
- 4th Annual Community Meetup in the DMV – focus on Professional Networking and Advice
Join Us for the 4th Annual Georgian Community Gathering!We’re back at our favorite spot — Sfizi Café in Falls Church — for another fun and inspiring afternoon together!
This year’s theme is all about career growth, professional development, and small business success — with plenty of opportunities to connect, learn, and spend a nice time along the way.
What to Expect:
Mingle with an empowering community of Georgian professionals and friends and make new connections
Bring your resume and get personalized feedback from HR and career professionals
Pick up tips from those who have pivoted careers or started their own businesses
Learn what it takes to set up an LLC or manage your taxes as an entrepreneur or
You can visit the following roundtables:
Host: Tea Tsursumia (Cantrell) – Talk taxes, finance, and LLC setup (www.northbethesdaCPA.com)
Host: Veronika Metonidze – Immigration lawyer answering your questions about work permits, visas
Host: Maka Beradze – HR insights on interviewing and improving your resume
Host: Upwardly Global (www.upwardlyglobal.org) – Free career and job search support resources from a leading nonprofit helping highly-skilled immigrants rebuild their careers in the US
And of course… our traditional raffle is back! Win fun prizes while supporting our community spirit.
When & Where:
Sfizi Café, 800 W Broad Street, Falls Church, VA
Saturday, March 7th | 12:00 – 2:00 PMCome curious, ready for new connections and growth (and maybe a cappuccino), and let’s keep building this incredible community together!


