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4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Books We Carry I — Stories That Shaped Our Feminist Journeys
Talk|Sister Library Closing Event
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Colombo Public Library
- Price Free Entrance
This session explores how literature can transform — how the stories we read and carry within us can open new ways of seeing, nurture empathy, and give language to our own experiences. Together, we’ll reflect on how reading becomes a space of connection, resistance, and renewal.
- Madhubhashini Disanayaka Ratnayake — award-winning writer, translator, and academic whose work bridges language, literature, and learning in Sri Lanka.
- Yolani Fernando — political economist and co-founder of Arutha, working at the intersection of governance, development, and public policy.
- Charitha Liyanage — lecturer, researcher, and literary translator exploring feminism and antifeminism across Sri Lankan and French literature.
The project is funded by the Franco-German Cultural Fund. Established in 2003 to mark the 40th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty of friendship between France and West Germany, the Fund promotes Franco-German cooperation by supporting cultural and artistic projects.
Location
Sri Lanka
Location
Sri Lanka
Agenda
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“Her Smile Lingers”
Reading Group | Dr. Chulani Kodikara leads on Dr. Malathi de Alwis' writings
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Colombo Public Library
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Books We Carry I — Stories That Shaped Our Feminist Journeys
Talk | Sister Library Closing Event
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Colombo Public Library
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The Children of the Little Olive Park!
Reading Performance | Sister Library Closing Event
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Colombo Public Library
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Books We Carry II — Stories That Shaped Our Feminist Journeys
Talk | Sister Library Closing Event
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Colombo Public Library
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Saying Hello!
Book Reading for Children | Closing Event Sister Library
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Colombo Public Library
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