🔎 Description:
Join us for a powerful evening of dialogue exploring Sri Lanka’s complex political history. This panel brings together leading voices from across sectors to unpack narratives of division, resilience, and identity, from independence to the post-war present.

This is a free event, but spaces are limited. Registration is essential to confirm your spot.

🎟️ Who Should Attend:
Civil society members, youth leaders, academics, and engaged members of the public.

💬 Why Attend:

Hear from experts across ethnic, legal, and political spheres
Reflect on how history continues to shape identity and diaspora engagement
Connect with others committed to building a more just and inclusive Sri Lanka

🎤 Speakers:

Dr. Vinya Ariyaratne (Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement)
Dr. Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu (Centre for Policy Alternatives)
Ms. Ranitha Gnanarajah (Centre for Human Rights and Development)
Dr. Udara Soysa (Bandaranaike Centre for International Studies)
Ms. Nabeela Iqbal (Sisterhood Initiative)

✨ Please Note:
This is a free event, but with limited capacity.
Registration is required — walk-ins will not be admitted without prior registration.