The Estonian Society of Los Angelesis proud to present the winning essays of “The Importance of Community” contest for Middle and High School students

My Search for the Spirit of Kalevipoeg Royce Willis Community is at the heart of all of us. We need ...

Laas Leivat: Spying Students and Student Spies

Laas Leivat, Eesti Elu Approximately 18,000 foreign students studied at Russian post-secondary institutions in 2021. This rose to 23,000 in ...

While Closing Consulates in the US, Estonia Pays $30k a Month for an Ambassador’s Residence

While the Estonian foreign ministry is planning to close its consulate general in San Francisco and the historic, monumentally important ...

Philly & Estonia Innovation Exchange

Join us as a delegation from Estonia visits Philadelphia, forging connections between two vibrant tech ecosystems. This special evening will delve into the unique strengths and opportunities each region offers, fostering collaboration and mutual growth. Experience a blend of innovation, culture, and partnership in a celebration of global tech synergy....

FIRST BALTIC ANIMATIONFILM FESTIVAL IN THE U.S.

SASAFF (SLA Art Space Animation Film Festival-2023) New York City is the FIRST ever festival in the US exhibiting animated short films from the three Baltic countries: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The program is curated by well known animators – Ülo Pikkov, Vladimir Leščovs, and Valentas Aškinis. The animators will...

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COOKING WITH MARIKA: Superfood Leafy Greens

COOKING WITH MARIKA: Superfood Leafy Greens

Leafy greens add great variety and color to your meals, yet they are one category of whole foods still missing at most tables. Among the very common wild edible leafy green plants are nettle, dandelion greens, lamb’s quarters, ramps and sorrel. And among the commonly cultivated vegetables, cabbage can be...

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