Organizations

The Estonian Archives in Australia (EAA) was established by the Council of Estonian Societies in Australia in 1952. EAA is one of the four Estonian Archives existing outside Estonia and holds an important collection of material relating to the lives and achievements of Estonians living outside Estonia.

The goal of the youth organization is to unite and represent 14-26-year-olds living in Sweden. in the development of Estonian youth contacts with Estonia and other youth organizations in the world and to promote the use of the Estonian language, Estonian culture and traditions among its members.

The Estonian Cultural Society has preserved and developed Estonian culture in Sweden since 1962.

Founded in 1961 in Los Angeles, California.

The Association of Estonian Cultural Societies (EKSÜ) brings together Estonian cultural societies from all over the world.

The Council of Estonian Societies in Australia was founded in 1952 and acts as a charitable non-profit organization which unites around 20 Estonian organizations all over Australia.

The Brotherhood of Adventurers youth organization organizes the 'Back to your Roots' youth exchanges in Estonia. Each youth exchange brings together 30 young people aged 18-30 of Estonian origin; 20 living abroad and 10 from Estonia. The main aim of the youth exchange is to introduce the Estonian culture and language to participants.

The Estonian Community Choir of San Francisco welcomes singers interested in learning Estonian music and performing at Estonian community events, and aspires to perform at the 2025 Üldlaulupidu.

The Czech Estonian Club is an association focused on mutual acquaintance and cooperation between the people and cultures of both countries.