Organisatsioonid

The Baltic American Freedom League’s programs are designed to assist the development of democracy and market economies in the Baltic countries, to assure the security of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania from outside aggression, and to increase awareness of Baltic history and culture.

Atlanta Estonian Cultural Society has been launched with the goal of to maintain contacts between Atlanta area Estonians and their families and to maintain and promote knowledge of Estonia’s culture, language, and history.

Estonian Cultural Society of Chicago (ECSC) is a non-profit organization with a mission to promote educational and social interest of American Estonians living in Illinois.

The Free Estonian Word (Vaba Eesti Sõna) is an Estonian expatriate weekly newspaper with a national readership, founded in 1949 and published in New York City by the Nordic Press.

Founded in 1921, The Estonian Society of London is an association for Estonians and friends of Estonia in London and its surroundings.

The European Choir of Estonians was founded in July, 2007 in Sangaste, Estonia.

The goal of Finnish Estonian Youth is to bring together young people with Estonian roots across Finland by offering them organized activities, to stand up for the rights of Estonian schoolchildren in Finland, to preserve their mother tongue and culture, and to represent young people with Estonian roots living in Finland in the global Estonian youth network.

Founded in 1954, the mission is to provide a permanent and nature-centered home for Estonian Boy Scouts and Girl Guides in the U.S. to conduct their camps and as a haven for promoting and preserving Estonia's cultural identity among our Estonian youth.

The Estonian Institute works to spread information about Estonian society and culture abroad, to develop cultural and educational cooperation and organize the teaching of Estonian language outside Estonia.

The purpose of the Turku Estonian Center is to organize the teaching and introduction of the Estonian language and culture, as well as to arouse and deepen interest in Estonia and to support the preservation of the Estonian language and the improvement of language skills of Estonians and their children living in the Turku area.