EPISODE · Jul 14, 2025 · 45 MIN
“We’re Not Allowed to Protest — But We Still Fight”: How Georgia’s Youth Are Resisting Tyranny
from Atlas Network with Michael Carnuccio · host Atlas Network
In this episode of Atlas Network with Michael Carnuccio, we sit down with Alexander Zibzibadze, the courageous founder and chairman of Georgia’s Future Academy, a liberty-focused youth movement in Georgia standing against growing authoritarianism.From Brussels, Alexander reveals how thousands of young Georgians are resisting government oppression, including surveillance, fines, and even jail time — all in the name of freedom and democracy.He shares:The powerful origin story of Georgia’s Future AcademyHow his team trains youth to fight authoritarianism (including their "Order of the Phoenix" movement)Firsthand experiences of intimidation, censorship, and propagandaWhy Gen Z in Georgia could be the key to lasting liberty in the regionWhat the world can learn from Georgia’s resistance against pro-Kremlin forcesShow Notes / Chapters00:00 Introduction to Atlas Network00:31 Meet Alexander Zibzibadze: Founder of Georgia's Future Academy00:56 The Mission and Genesis of Georgia's Future Academy02:38 Current Challenges in Georgia04:05 The Fight for Liberty and Youth Mobilization07:55 Personal Sacrifices and Organizational Resilience10:21 The Role of Faith and Identity in the Fight for Freedom15:53 How to Support Georgia's Future Academy17:22 Partnership with Atlas Network21:13 Recognition and Honor: Georgia's Future Academy as Finalist22:13 Dedication to Political Prisoners and Ukrainian Allies23:51 Advice for Think Tank Leaders Facing Pressure25:37 Engaging the Next Generation: Focus on Youth27:51 Order of the Phoenix: Empowering Young Activists31:14 Future Vision for Georgia's Liberty Movement33:05 Personal Reflections on Leadership and Risk40:22 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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