Recognising Unpaid Female Care Labour
This article was originally published on The Morning and written by Nelie Munasinghe Sri Lanka’s economy continues to rely heavily
This article was originally published on The Morning and written by Nelie Munasinghe Sri Lanka’s economy continues to rely heavily
The Invisible Work of Resilience: A Pilot Study Exploring the Intersection Between Women’s Unpaid Care Work & Climate Change in
In Sri Lanka, unpaid care work is overwhelmingly performed by women and remains largely excluded from national accounting systems (DCS,
Enabling recognition of unpaid care work in Sri Lanka “Care work is the backbone of our society and economy, yet
Climate Change and its Impact on Women in Sri Lanka Women and Media Collective (WMC) Climate Change in Sri Lanka:
International Labor Day 2025: Unpaid Care Work & Workers’ Rights In Sri Lanka, only those earning wages are considered part
Women and Media Collective conducted a pilot study on the Gender Pay Gap in Sri Lanka initiated by the Women
This book, authored by Sepali Kottegoda and published by the Social Scientists’ Association, explores the intricate dynamics of gender, poverty,
There was a time when birth was spiritual. When birth attendants possessed knowledge of traditional ayurvedic medicines and practices. When
The Women and Media Collective launched their pilot study on Unpaid Care Work and Persons with Disabilities on 19th October
In the realm of women’s rights and gender equality, there is an ongoing battle to challenge the status quo, particularly
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