„I have always wanted to be a film director. When the film degree program was opened for the first time in the Batumi Arts Institute and they started accepting applications, somebody spread the inside information that they did not accept girls. The Institute officials apparently
„I worked in a public school in the village of Zemo Alvani as an accountant first and then as a procurement specialist. The teachers are usually done with their work at 2 or 3 p. m., however, the administrative staff has to stay in the
"I calling on you, my fellow women. I am calling on you for the cause of the women’s rights. I am calling on those who are heartbroken because they don’t have any rights. And by “rights” I don’t necessarily mean the right to being a
“Math is my favorite subject, I am quite good at technical fields, however, and you may find it amusing, I am going to study foreign languages at the university. Initially, I picked business administration as my future profession, as I am interested in the economics,
"Let me start my story with a few words about my condition: I have paranoid schizophrenia. I was diagnosed at the age of 21, when I was a university student. I have always dreamed of a scientist’s career, and I was especially interested in biology.
It is rather difficult for me to talk about this openly but my story may help someone, which encourages me to share it. When a woman understands that she is not alone, that others also have experienced the same problems and have managed to find
„I am a Kist woman. I grew up in the Pankisi Gorge and finished middle school here. As I wanted to enroll at a medical university, I went to Tbilisi and graduated from a high school there with honors. In those times graduates with honors
„I am Mariam Mikiashvili. I am 28 years old. I have a spouse and a child, who will be one year old soon. I live in Tbilisi and I am a special education teacher. I studied this profession in Norway. Before that, I got a
„Teodora is 6 years old, she goes to a kindergarten and the Portage Association of Georgia, where she has been involved in the Early Development Program since she was 2-3 months. She is already finishing the program and will go to school, but we have