Svet Peace ProjectNonprofit Education2026

Svet Peace Project: Nonprofit Website & CMS

Svet Peace Project runs small, sliding-scale seminars in which teenagers close-read great works together, an approach that began by seating students from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus around the same text. Its old site was a single static scroll: the core message lived inside images that search engines and screen readers could not read, there was no SEO foundation, and both applying and donating sent visitors off to third-party pages. With two founders and no developer on retainer, the organisation needed a site that donors and institutions would trust, and that it could keep current on its own.

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What we built

We rebuilt the site from scratch as a Next.js platform of 31 linkable pages on an adapted Pharadev CMS (Go and PostgreSQL), with an admin console where staff manage 17 content types, from courses and cohorts to press, partners, impact figures and fundraising goals. Applications now arrive through an on-site form straight into the CMS, with parental consent built in, and donations happen on the page through an embedded Givebutter form whose goal bar reads live campaign figures. Structured data for courses, articles and the organisation, an animated hero, and a warm editorial identity drawn from the logo's orange sunburst complete the rebuild.

Tech stack

Next.js
React
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Go
PostgreSQL
MinIO
Givebutter
Kit
Docker

Services we used

A closer look

Screens from the system in everyday use. Swipe, or use the arrows, and select any image to enlarge it.

A custom illustration explains the seminar format: ten students, one work, no lecture.

The course catalogue comes from the CMS, with status and format filters and dates that staff keep up to date.

The new on-site application form replaced a Google Form. Applications go straight into the CMS.

Donations happen on the page through an embedded Givebutter form. The goal bar shows live campaign figures.

Impact figures and survey results are content records that staff edit in the CMS.

Student projects are a CMS collection, shown as a carousel on the homepage and in full on their own page.

Press coverage is a CMS collection, with labels for format and paywall status.

On phones the hero drops the photo and puts the text first.

Highlights

Apply and donate without leaving the site
Linkable pages, replacing a single scroll
Content types the team edits without a developer

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