Arvo Pärt’s “Kanon Pokajanen” in the Temple of Dendur in the Metropolitan Museum, New York City, presented by Williamson Voices - Saturday, November 19, 2016 at 7 pm

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Published: October 30 2016

Join EANC council members from across the US and fellow Estonian-Americans as they gather for two days of meetings and events, November 4-5, 2016. The weekend will celebrate Estonian-Americans for their service and excellence, explore topics of interest and urgency, share EANC’s work with west coast Estonian-Americans, and engage new members.

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Published: October 30 2016

This sign and others like it have been created and posted by students of Kaarli Kool (school) in its surrounding laneways and parking lots: Do not drive fast, it's dangerous! DRIVE SLOWLY!

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Published: October 30 2016

„Tuleb aeg, kus ilma mööda saab käima otsekui inimese vaim – nii ruttu, ja talitab kõik asjad. [Vist on siin telegraafi mõeldud – arhiivi märge];
Tulõ aig, kus te saate linnast linna rääkida .“*

Kas hea lugeja teab, kes nii ütles ca aastal 1834 ?

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Published: October 26 2016

Information warfare experts Urve Eslas and Mikk Marran (second and fourth from left) discuss Russia’s disinformation campaign. Photo by Karin Shuey / EANC

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Published: October 26 2016

Maie Currie

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Published: October 26 2016

Recent U.S. Census data show that the number of Estonians in the U.S. has hovered around 29,000. The greatest single concentration is in the New York metro area, and the megaregion stretching from Washington to Boston includes a quarter of all the Estonians in the nation. California and Florida also have large numbers of Estonians. These are the major conclusions in this report that focuses on (1) Estonians by metropolitan area and (2) a grouping of metropolitan areas into regions. The data are from the American Community Survey (ACS).

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Published: October 26 2016

THE ESTONIAN AMERICAN FUND PRESS RELEASE

The Marshall D.Shulman Book Prize,sponsored by the Harriman Institute of Columbia University is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph dealing with international relations, foreign policy, or foreign-policy decisionmaking of any of the states of the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe.

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Published: October 26 2016