Our Vision
Our Vision is to create a future of peace and unity without divisions based on race, religion, and ethnicity; whilst preserving the cultural diversity of Sri Lanka.
About Us
The dream we believe in & the team we're building
When communities view each other as separate teams, we inadvertently put ourselves against each other. A future where all Sri Lankans are empowered – through dialogue and reconciliation – to proudly view themselves as Sri Lankans, is a future where we can together reach greater heights.
The Sri Lanka Reconciliation Movement (SLRM) was established to set the stage for Sri Lanka’s transformation through reconciliation. The first project executed by the SLRM is the Easter Attack Survivors Project (EASP), which focused on communal healing through sharing and receiving stories from the innocent victims of the Easter Attack which left Sri Lanka wounded in many aspects.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to spread awareness and encourage communication to develop mutual understanding between the diverse communities in Sri Lanka regarding the significance of co-existence.
Aamina
Muhsin
Co-Founder & Director of Facilitation
Aaditha
Edirisinghe
Co-Founder & Director of Finance
Nahdiya
Danish
Head of Strategy
Prof. Rohan
Gunaratna
Special Advisor
Roma
Vedamuttu
Advisor
Faizer
Shaheid
Advisor
Mithma
de Silva
volunteer
Tassy
Dahlan
Volunteer
Namal Gunapala
volunteer
Nuzaik Huzny
volunteer
Kavindhya Wickremasinghe
Volunteer
Hirusha Soorawansha
volunteer
Kusali Rupasinghe
volunteer
Shanuka Kadupitiyage
Volunteer
Abdallah Zareek
Volunteer
Inuri Tennakoon
Volunteer
Gayanga Dias
Volunteer
Aaminah Latiff
Volunteer
Seth Ganepola
Volunteer
The cause needs you
Join Our team
Are you passionate about working in peacebuilding? Do you feel strongly about promoting understanding, moderation, and harmony among communities in Sri Lanka?
We need you! We’re looking for storytellers, translators, videographers, coordinators and anyone interested in serving this cause.
The beautiful photos
used on this website, of various places in Sri Lanka, were captured by our Head of Public Relations Shihara Ferdinando