Strategic Mapping of Women’s Peace Activism in Sri Lanka
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January – April 2008 WMC launched this project in 2007 and it was continued in 2008 with the same objectives
Spearheaded and coordinated by Women and Media Collective (WMC), the proposed encounter group is a way of creating a space
Women’s Organizations United to Celebrate International Women’s Day 2008 8th March 2008,Colombo A network involving more than 25 women’s organizations under the
The Women and Media Collective was part of the ‘We Women’ coalition in the month of January. ‘We Women’ is
WMC launched this project with the objectives of increasing women’s knowledge of local government, building their capacity to contest local
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The report was presented by Human Rights Watch. This report, based on more than 170 interviews in Sri Lanka and
To mark International Peace Day on 21st September 2007, a street exhibition of creative artwork designed by women was held.
A large number of concerned persons from civil society representing both organisations and individuals gathered at Lipton Circus, Colombo from
To protest against the killing of two Red Cross staff members and recent abductions that had taken place, a peaceful
The WMC with support from OXFAM Sri Lanka and the We Can Campaign displayed billboards in eight locations island-wide (except