After the Fathers' Cup in football, Father's Day, "masculine conversations" trainings, a large-scale campaign in the streets of Tbilisi, in Tbilisi and Kutaisi. Most recently, the "Fathers' School" opened. More (GEO)

Eco-migrants from Adjara and Svaneti settled in Tsalka in the 1990s. As their children and grandchildren grew up, young people began to change the existing environment for the better. Among them was Ira Dzirkvadze, who together with his associates and activists founded the social enterprise "Gumbati". More (Geo)

Have you ever wondered why the victim of violence is silent? It is better to listen to someone before making a meaningless phrase. More (GEO)

“Whatever can be done at the local level should not be handed over to the Government for implementation”, - learn what self-government is and what goal it has. Listen to the podcast of Dato Losaberidze, a historian.  More (GEO)

“Initially, when I said that I would become an ecologist, everyone told me that I was a woman and would not succeed... However, my family members always repeated - Nino, you can do it! You will manage your work well! I am so glad I made that choice and I am an ecologist today. I do not completely agree with an opinion that a woman is unable to do this job”, - states Nino Magradze, a community ranger. More (GEO)

Do not get misled by fake news. Double-check before you believe it. More (GEO)

“This world is ours, we are the state too and we have to change the environment for the better!” - says Maria, who has initiated changes in the village of Buknari in Kobuleti.  More (GEO)

A true professional, in any case, is irreplaceable. Listen to Andro Dgebuadze's advice on what to focus on when choosing a profession. More (GEO)

The main problem for people with disabilities remains a non-adapted environment. Their employment rate deteriorates in accordance with the severity of the status. For each person, the obstacle mostly starts from the door of their own house and it seems as if they are doomed to house arrest because it is practically impossible for them to move independently. People go unnoticed and often get discriminated by society or the state.  More (GEO)

Myths about Russian-Georgian friendship are passed from generation to generation.  Do not trust unverified information, learn history.  1801 Annexation.  1804 Suppression of the Mtiuleti uprising.  1811  Abolition of Autocephaly of the Georgian Church.  1812,19,41,56 Suppression of uprisings in different parts of Georgia.  1921  Annexation of the Independent Republic of Georgia.  1924 Suppression of the uprising.  1937–38  Repressions. 1956 Tragedy of March 9.  1978  Attempt to abolish the Georgian language as a state language.  1989 Tragedy of April 9.  1989 Military operations in Samachablo.  1992–1993  War in Abkhazeti.  2008  Russian Georgian war.  From 2008 to present Creeping occupation, kidnapping people!!! 20% of the territories of Georgia are occupied by Russia!!!

Tired of numerous attempts to return to their own families, children who were separated from their parents by the court due to poverty appealed to the NGO Partnership for Human Rights (PHR) for help. The selfless attempt to return the children to their own families ended in their favor. More (GEO)

A unique example of 150 years old community work and the self-organization of the population of the Kvemo Machkhaani village is a theater, for construction of which each resident of the village had been collecting money for 9 years. They managed to do it and on July 25, 1899, the Theater of Kvemo Machkhaani was opened with the play “Khanuma”. The architect of the building is unknown. The 2-story brick construction merges well with the urban environment of the village and, at the same time, its interior architectural concept is similar to contemporary European theaters - the building provides space for reading and the opportunity to hold various discussions or educational events. Each resident of Kvemo Machkhaani was involved in the implementation of various initiatives important for the village – they were setting priorities of the village in economic, cultural-educational or other areas and then raising funds in different ways. Results of their self-organization and initiatives are as follows: school, reading room, theater, public workshop depot-bank, pharmacy and etc. Community Development Center (CDC) and Center of Contemporary Art - Tbilisi (CCA), with the support of the Open Society Georgia Foundation, searched for a lot of interesting stories of community self-organization before the occupation of Georgia, similar to that of Kvemo Machkhaani, and published a book containing them. The occupation of 1921 discouraged all kinds of motivation and initiative as in Machkhaani, as well as in other villages or regions of Georgia. Since then, initiatives were rarely heard in the village. While today, there have appeared young people thirsting for novelty and culture. One of the examples of this is the campaign, which is a chance for the second life of the Kvemo Machkhaani Theater. They invite theaters from different cities to perform in Kvemo Machkhaani. #ShareTheResponsibility because #ThisCountryIsYours