If you happen to see a female mixologist at a private event or a well-known bar in town, you’re most likely to taste some signature c...
Marking her presence in rugby, which is believed to be a largely male-dominated sport, Tanuja Kulatunge is determined to inspire more w...
Dr. Alexandria de Lima enjoys working with horses and larger animals. Having had her primary education at Royal Institute International...
One of its projects, the NextGen Girls in Technology also received the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women in Education in 2020. Recent...
In an interview with Women at Work, Senanayake spoke about dog psychology, the do’s and don’ts when training a dog, why breeding re...
Having grown up in an environmentally-friendly setting since her childhood, Prof. Enoka Kudavidanage was always familiar with nature. W...
A colourful memory of an astronaut she spotted in a magazine at the age of seven inspired Kavindi De Silva to learn more about space. O...
Studying Lichenology has become a passion for Dr. Gothamie Weerakoon, Senior Curator of Lichens and Slime Moulds at the Natural History...
When the National People’s Power (NPP) nominated Dr. Harini Amarasuriya to fill the only National List position in Parliament, it was...
Changing the tide in this sophisticated form of art is a budding young female artist, Chamini Weerasooriya who hails from Anuradhapura....
A proud product of St. Joseph’s Girls’ School,Nugegoda, Gunawijeya has travelled to many countries to represent Sri Lanka in basket...
It takes a great deal of effort to strike a balance between work and life. But this wasn’t the case for Nethu Wickramasinghe or her h...
A Sri Lankan born educator and melanoma researcher domiciled in the United States, Professor Ashani Weeraratna’s illustrious career r...
A visit to the museum was something that we all anticipated in our childhood. Even though the common notion is that a museum is a place...
Sri Lanka’s marine environment is going through a dark spell in the aftermath of the X-Press Pearl inferno. Investigations are underw...
For Shazna Muzammil, politics has been something she grew up with. The daughter of the former Mayor of Colombo, Shazna is busy in the r...
Sri Lanka has a long way to go in terms of establishing a sound system of inclusive education. However, certain progress is being made ...
This month’s Women at Work cover features Nausheen herself, who shared the journey she has come thus far, how Bath Bliss products sta...
Last November, Pilot Officers Pavithra Gunarathne and Rangana Weerawardana attached to the Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) made history as t...
With a clutch of professional qualifications including a Masters in International Finance Law (University College London), LLB (Univer...
With mounting numbers of cases relating to child abuse being reported from all corners of the island, Sri Lanka has become an unsafe en...
“In your life’s journey just begin to do the ordinary thing in an extraordinary way and the extraordinary things in your life will ...
“What would I be proud to have written about me in my memoir?”... The simple, yet profound question drives everything Dr Nisha de S...
Gayani de Alwis has always been steadfast in shattering the omnipresent glass ceiling and helping others do so. The first female Direct...
Fifteen years ago, when Rajitha Jayasuriya walked into MAS Holdings as its first ever Legal Analyst, she was asked to carve out a job r...
As Sri Lankans we always take pride in our rich culture and heritage. But for Julia Wijesinghe, it was a different project altogether.
“I can’t copy others because I’m blind,” laughs Ashcharya Peiris, the only Sri Lankan listed among BBC’s 100 Most Inspiring W...
Orbit space and search for answers – Sandali Kumarasinghe, an aspiring Astronaut
“I was an incorrigible child who never fitted into the mould,’’ recounts Marini de Livera. “I was punished by my teachers and s...
