Tata Burduli

March 8: A Decade of Feminist Resistance in Georgia | Feminism and Gender Democracy This blog briefly overviews how feminist groups in Georgia have celebrated March 8 over the past decade. It also seeks to contextualize these activities within the broader political landscape, drawing...

On this March 8, the Georgian feminist movement is under immense pressure. But resistance is strong and the fight for gender equality and justice continues 💪 . Here's a short history of the Georgian feminist movement by the great writer Tamta Melashvili 💜 feminism-boell.org/en/2023/05/0...

Democracy in Peril: Georgia’s Choice Amid Global Shifts in Power Since November 28, a river of people has been flowing ceaselessly down Tbilisi’s central Rustaveli avenue

Maia Barkaia’s brilliant article about Georgia’s historical and present struggle for freedom and experimentation with democracy and a well-argumented response to ‘neutrality’ demands amid the society’s existential struggle on the imperial borders. commons.com.ua/en/georgias-...

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Hatted Men and Penned Women | Heinrich Böll Stiftung | Tbilisi - South Caucasus Region In the article, the author examines current methods and practices of "restoring" women in history, highlighting a socially just interpretation of the past and proposing a feminist alternative for futu...

Historiography has been weaving the story of men, relegating women to the role of silent observers. In this article I examine the current practices of "restoring" women in history, highlighting a socially just interpretation of the past and proposing a feminist alternative for future historiography.