estrirühma

Estirühma is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "female group" or "women's collective." It refers to a group of women who come together for a common purpose, which can vary widely. Historically and in contemporary contexts, estirühma can denote informal gatherings of friends or neighbors, more formally organized associations, or even women working together in professional or artistic spheres. The specific activities and goals of an estirühma are not predefined and are determined by the members themselves.

These groups can be established for social reasons, such as mutual support, shared hobbies, or cultural activities. They may also be formed with a more practical or activist agenda, such as community projects, advocacy, or cooperative endeavors. The concept of estirühma emphasizes solidarity and collective action among women. The size and structure of such groups can range from small, intimate circles to larger organizations with defined leadership and membership criteria. The underlying principle is the coming together of women to achieve something together, whether it be personal enrichment, social improvement, or the pursuit of shared interests.