Prosvita launches its own website, prosvita.ee

The Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Society Prosvita, one of the oldest Ukrainian organisations in Estonia, active since 1997, has launched its own website, prosvita.ee. It is a single-page business-card site available in Estonian, Ukrainian and English.

According to the society, the website is meant to help partners, foundations and institutions quickly learn who Prosvita is and what it does; to let Estonian- and English-speaking friends and colleagues read about the organisation; and to give a short introduction to Prosvita's projects and the work of the vocal ensemble Dzherelo.

The site also lists bank details for those who wish to support the society. From 1 December 2026, Prosvita is on the list of associations with income tax incentives, so donations to it can be claimed in tax returns.

The site's background is based on a paper-cut (vytynanka) by artist Olena Tsyhanok, featuring sunflowers and birds flying out across the world. The artwork has already become a recognisable photo spot at the “Ukrainian Saturday” event at Tallinn's Liivalaia Library.

Source: Prosvita's Facebook post. Illustration: prosvita.ee.