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From Identity to Inequality: How Class is Redefining Division in Post-Conflict Societies Vasuda Vaidyanathan

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From Silence to Dialogue: Storytelling in the Pursuit of Truth Danendri Laleema Senanayake

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Sri Lanka’s Untapped Brainpower: The Silent Crisis in University Research N. M. Amila Nuwan Madusankha

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“We Live, But Not Like Others Do”: Health, Habitus, and Injustice in Sri Lanka’s Tea Estates Malmi Kuruppu

June 23, 2025

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Finding Our Place in the Global Barometer Network: A Journey to Cape Town Sri Lanka Barometer

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Sri Lanka Barometer Public Opinion Survey 2025

The 2025 SLB Survey Report presents key insights into how citizens perceive the state of reconciliation amid the political transition; their views on governance systems, structures, and spaces for reconciliation; and their assessments of their own role in driving change.

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Polycrisis and Reconciliation: Centering the Experiences and Perspectives of Malaiyaha Tamils

This study explores the role of Malaiyaha Tamils in the reconciliation discourse in Sri Lanka and the impact of the polycrisis on their perception of reconciliation.

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About the SLB

The Sri Lanka Barometer (SLB) is a research initiative to deepen the understanding of how Sri Lankan's perceive reconciliation and its most salient dimensions, as well as to track progress in each of these dimensions. The SLB’s overarching objective is to inform public discourse and policymaking in the country’s pursuit of greater unity and inclusion.