Programs
- Georgian Female Artists SeriesIn this series of conversations, Tbilisi-born and New York-based curator and art writer Nina Mdivani profiled twelve Georgian women artists. Natela Grigalashvili Rusudan Khizanishvili Vera Pagava Elene…
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Events
- Making of Modern Georgia – Week 3 – Keeping the Georgian Language Alive: Poets, Legislators and TeachersWebinar – Keeping the Georgian Language Alive: Poets, Legislators and Teachers – January 31, 1 pm EST – REGISTRATION REQUIRED Guest: Professor Tamar Makharoblidze, Linguistics, Ilia State University, Tbilisi.Moderator:…
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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…
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Spotlight
- Call for Submissions: ერთობა Magazine
Contribute to Georgia’s rich literary culture today! ერთობა is a new, unthemed online literary magazine dedicated to uplifting Georgian creators in the United States. Inspired from historical examples such as ივერია, დროება, and საქართველოს მოამბე, the magazine will highlight Georgian diasporic experiences through art and literature. Genres such as fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and photography will contribute to the magazine’s goals of conversation and community. ერთობა will accept submissions in Georgian and English.
For historical examples of periodicals and newspapers written by Georgians in the USA, we recommend the Georgian Studies Program at Davis Center, Harvard’s newest project, a digital archive entitled: “A Heritage Remembered: A History of the Georgian Diaspora in the USA.” The link is below:
We welcome submissions from anyone with ties to Georgia or who is interested in Georgia. Submissions for this edition will stay open until January 15, 2026.
Languages accepted: Georgian and English
Genres accepted:
- Poetry (1-3 poems)
- Short fiction (1 piece, 1500-2000 words)
- Op-ed (1 essay; 500-1000 words)
- Photography (1-3 photos, with captions)
Format:
- Times New Roman, 12-point font
- Word Document
- For photographs: Include the name of the piece and 1-2 sentence caption
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2026
Please submit here: https://forms.gle/1nREzyTipAC1gS8i8
Please email magazine@georgianassociation.org with any questions. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer payment for the accepted submissions at this time.


