Preliminary List of Candidates for the XXIV Estonian American National Council

The EANC Election Committee announces the following list of candidates for the XXIV Council Elections. As stipulated in the EANC ...

Estonian swimmer Eneli Jefimova named NC State Rookie of the Year

After a standout NCAA season, Estonian swimmer Eneli Jefimova has been named Women's Rookie of the Year at North Carolina ...

Sacramento Ballet Names Tiit Helimets as New Artistic Director

After an international search, the Sacramento Ballet Board of Directors is thrilled to announce Tiit Helimets as the organization’s new ...

Call to Apply: EANC to Award Travel Stipends for Young Estonian Americans Attending Summer Course at the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory

The Estonian American National Council (EANC) – Eesti Rahvuskomitee Ühendriikides (ERKÜ) is pleased to announce that it will provide travel stipends (up to $1,250 each) for two Estonian American upper secondary and university students who have been accepted to participate in the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory’s (EIHM – Eesti...

Estonian American Weekly Newspaper

The Free Estonian Word (Vaba Eesti Sõna) is the only Estonian-American biweekly newspaper reflecting news about and for Estonians living across the United States.

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Easter traditions in Estonia past and present

Easter traditions in Estonia past and present

Easter marks the start of spring, the triumph of life and renewal and is a time of festivities and tradition in Estonia. Easter is known by many names in Estonia, including lihavõtted (a direct reference to the return of meat on menus after Lent), munadepüha (egg holiday) and kiigepüha (swing holiday, pointing to the tradition...

Juured: The Gift Estonia Gives

Juured: The Gift Estonia Gives

Mõnikord pead lahkuma, et aru saada, kuhu sa tegelikult kuulud. My path back to Eesti wasn't direct. After a disappointing 2011 praktika in Tallinn – no real work, no pay, living over an hour from other noored – I disengaged from eestlus for the first time in my life. It...

Eestlus Revisited

Eestlus Revisited

My daughter is four months old. She can't ask me what "Estonian" means yet, but when she does, I want to have an answer. I'm 35, American-born with pure Estonian blood. My grandparents fled Soviet occupation in the '30s and '40s, leaving behind everything except their language, their culture, and...

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