Zahara Dawoodbhoy
Until recently, Sri Lankan women were rarely—if ever—seen surfing in local waters. However, the Arugam Bay Girls Surfing Club is challenging the status quo and charting a fresh course, one wave at a time.
Girls Make Waves
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