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An Introduction to Religious Pluralism in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's diverse social fabric is made up of different ethnic, religious, linguistic, and cultural groups.
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Sri Lankan Journalist’s Reporting Helps Bring an End to Deforestation
The jungle village of Nabadegaswewa in Sri Lanka serves as an important buffer zone in the local ecosystem and is home to two watersheds – the Manamperi and Katuwewa tanks — which are the main source of water for the area. It is also a safe-haven for wildlife, such as elephants.
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Of words, visuals and inclusivity
May 21, 2018
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Women in Sri Lanka Use Technology to Educate and Empower Women and Girls
Sri Lankan women are using tech to champion rights, amplify marginalized voices, strengthen democracy, and challenge regressive ideas and stereotypes.
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Getting the Words Right
October 31, 2016
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Young Sri Lanka Journalist Wins an Award
Sri Lankan journalist Vasantha Mary, a One Sri Lanka Fellow, was recognized for producing the best Tamil feature article published in the month of July 2016. She was recognized by Lakehouse, one of Sri Lanka’s leading newspaper groups.
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From Weddings to Journalism – Using Drones to Report on Critical Issues in Sri Lanka
Kaushalye, a reporter for the Sinhala language newspaper Lankadeepa in Sri Lanka, had planned to purchase a drone to photograph weddings and other events. He had never heard about using drones for journalism until he attended a workshop in Mount Lavinia.