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This Is How Expensive It Is To Be Disabled During An Economic Crisis

Think Before You Share: A Short Film

#CIMACrisisHacks: Caring For Children During A Crisis

If you’ve been worried about your child’s mental health during this crisis, you’re not alone. Growing up in a tumultuous climate can be confusing and scary. Here’s a quick guide on how to care for your child in this time – with expert advice from psychologist, Uttara Gunasinghe-Ilangakoon.

Small Villages Are Home To Big Dreams

How One Woman Feeds 50 Rescued Animals During An Economic Crisis

Anti-Rag, Pro-Union: How Ragging Gives & Takes Power

Online and in the media, ragging in Sri Lankan universities is often portrayed as a side-effect of violent, power-hungry student unions. How much of this association is rooted in truth? And what does it reveal about Sri Lankan society as a whole?

Is Sri Lanka’s Education Dependent On The Saree?

The topic of forced sarees as a dress code for public school teachers has been divisive, and it only got more so when roughly a hundred teachers wore smart casual clothes to school on 21 November and posted about it online.

It’s (Well Past The) Time To Talk About Sex Ed

Victim blaming in the immediate aftermath of cricket Danushka Gunathilaka’s sexual assault case left a lot to be desired, especially regarding the value we put on sex education.

‘PhDs for Sale’: The Thriving Business of Fake Doctorates

Did you know that you can buy a PhD title for LKR 390,000 — without ever having to work for it?

Kajimawatte: Paying A Price For Urban Development

The winding road to Kajimawatte is not paved with cobblestones. On either side of the road are piles and piles of garbage; Kajimawatte borders a garbage dump in which waste collected from the major Grandpass areas is dumped.

How We Can Solve Youth Unemployment

Sri Lanka’s youth are struggling with a growing rate of unemployment, and certain segments of the population have it harder than the rest.

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