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Handcrafted Bags By Shakthi SHAKTI(of the SHA Foundation) in a non-profit social enterprise with a brand identity that gives back when you buy. Shakti empowers deserving women and girls in Sri Lanka by creating jobs. developing skills and enhancing livelihoods. Handcrafted Bags By Shakthi Collections DRAWSTRING BACKPACKS BUCKET BAGS MESSENGER BAGS COIN PURSES COIN PURSES PENCIL CASES WINE BOTTLE COVERS TOTE BAGS POUCHES Contact Details Email : sales@shaktistoreonline.com Buy Bags online : Web : shaktistoreonline.com/ Address : 235/4, Old Avissawella Road , Orugodaeatta ( Head Office ) Head Office Tel : +94 11 4607500 Shops Details 115A Havelock Rd, Colombo 05 ( Tel : +94 11 7276592) One Galle face Mall L2-15, 1A Center Rd, Colombo 02 ( Tel : +94 117011241) ...

Nov 29, 2023 Posted by eLanka admin In Classifieds, Online shopping Tagged Buy with Purpose, Community Development through Enterprise, Crafting a Better Future, Empowering Girls in Sri Lanka, Empowerment through Economic Independence, Empowerment through education, Ethical Consumerism Sri Lanka, Fair Trade Initiatives, Handcrafted Bags By Shakthi, Handmade Crafts with a Cause, Job Creation for Women, Shakthi, Skill Development Programs, Social Impact Brand, Socially Responsible Purchases, Sri Lankan Artisan Products, Supporting Deserving Women, Supporting Local Artisans, Sustainable Fashion with Impact, Sustainable Livelihoods for Women, Women Empowerment Sri Lanka, Women's Entrepreneurship Sri Lanka

‘An epic drawn from real life’: the radical hit play about a Sri Lankan family’s journey – By Neelam Tailor Source : theguardian Counting and Cracking, a multilingual tale of a family’s migration to Australia, is coming to the UK. Its writer Shakthi and director Eamon Flack discuss the inspiration behind this labour of love “Australia is a country of immigrants,” says Counting and Cracking director Eamon Flack. He’s not wrong: nearly 60% of the population are immigrants from Europe who began arriving about 250 years ago; Indigenous people make up just over 3%. After England, the top countries where overseas-born immigrants come from are India and China. Yet until Counting and Cracking, there hadn’t been a major theatrical work in Australia about a non-white migrant family. “To put it plainly, I don’t think there’s been a play of this scale with 19 people who are all brown,” says the play’s ...

Aug 29, 2022 Posted by eLanka admin In Articles Tagged "SRI-LANKANS", different languages, Eamon Flack, labour, migrant family, Shakthi, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan family, Sri Lankan heritage, Sri Lankans around the world, Tamil ancestry, Tamil in Sri Lanka