Communism’s Legacy and its Misunderstanding on Display in Washington
At the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, as each country was called, representatives stepped forward in silence to honor victims of communist regimes…
Diaspora
How the Georgian Language First Came to Print — in Rome, in 1629
It is Rome, 1629. At the printing press of Propaganda Fide — the Catholic Church’s missionary printing house. Two books are printed: a Georgian…
First printed Georgian Books now at the Library of Congress
Nearly four centuries ago, a Georgian cleric and diplomat traveled to Rome on a mission to save his kingdom. The mission failed, but what…
Ukraine War Beneath Washington: The Symphony of War
An underground space beneath Washington becomes a stand-in for Azovstal. The Trumpeter, an immersive theatrical performance based on real events during Russia’s siege of…
Ukrainians in US Give Christmas Tradition a Wartime Update
In New York’s Ukrainian Village, a centuries-old Christmas tradition has been reimagined to honor fallen Ukrainian soldiers, raise funds for nonlethal military aid, and…
