“I've thought many times that my whole personality and life path were determined by my own childhood traumas. I was a talented, open-minded, and curious child. I could absorb everything in the world and shine a bright light in return. I stood on the stage
Shalala Amirjanova lives in Marneuli, in the so-called ‘’red zone’’. She voluntarily helps single mothers and elderly with donations, which are sent by responsible citizens to the region. ‘’Women of Georgia’’ has activated donation function on the website – www.womenofgeorgia.ge. It gives you the opportunity to participate
I want to tell you my story. Before I achieved the goal to be an architect-designer, I went through a long and interesting way. Since my parents are architects, instead of playing in the yard, I spend all my time in the studios of my
May 9 ------------------ I was brought up in a kind of family where, you know, they told me at the age of 5 that all I was told about Stalin and Lenin in the nursery was a lie and we didn't speak of them in our family
Ida is one of the authors of this platform. We tell you stories not only of other women but also stories of ourselves. We want you to know the people better, who you trust with your own stories. This blog was first published on the page
The Beginning “I am a graphic designer by profession and I’m also a street artist. I’ve admired this way of painting since childhood. My first experience with street art was in my first year at The Academy of Arts. There was a contest held between universities
"On July 18, 2015 at the age of 22 in the Hong Kong seaport on the bridge of one of the largest ships I shook hands with a Captain for the first time. He greeted me, “welcome aboard. I wish you peaceful sailing”. Many of my
The caring women of the first Children’s Hospice ---------------------------------------------------------------------- “If now at night near the forest, at the spring or by the street, above the bushes you see blinking fireflies, you should know that they are still looking for their beautiful queen and can’t find her” -
(Women from Georgia’s respondent - Natia Ninikelashvili’s Mother) Solitude --------------- I was 38 years old when I decided to have Natia. As a woman in love, who could afford to live independently, I made the decision to raise my daughter alone without a father with full awareness of