Organizations

Founded in 1936.

The purpose and mission of the Estonian Society of Los Angeles is to keep the Estonian language, culture and traditions alive and to introduce our country and people to America, the new home of many Estonians.

Seattle Estonian Society (SES) brings together Estonians and Estonian-spirited Americans to carry on Estonian culture and traditions in Seattle area.

The Chicago Estonian House is a cultural centre that promotes Estonian culture, language and history and serves as a meeting place for people of Estonian heritage and friends of Estonia.

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 New York Estonian School's main purpose is to develop Estonian language skills and teach students Estonian culture. The curriculum includes reading in Estonian, improving vocabulary, grammar, learning about history, folk dance, singing, etc.

The Foundation for Estonian Arts and Letters, Inc. is an American organization supporting and promoting Estonian arts and culture in the United States.

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.

The New York Estonian Educational Society (New York Estonian House) was founded on December 7, 1929.

Since 2005, AjaKaja has been the English language magazine of the Alberta Estonian Heritage Society, published twice yearly in Summer and Winter issues.