A diverse panel came together to delve into a crucial conversation surrounding the significance of impactful female figures in shaping the aspirations and dreams of future generations.
The discussion involved notable figures, Justice Shiranee Tilakawardane, retired Supreme Court Judge, Ferial Ashraff, former Cabinet Minister for Housing, Jerusha Crossette-Thambiah, Attorney-at-Law, Gender and family law practitioner, lecturer, and Dr. Giselle Dass, Child and Adolescent Psychologist.
Moderated by Yashodhara Pathanjali, Principal and Co-Founder of Independent Collective School, the panellists offered their independent perspectives on the vital importance the role of strong female personalities play in motivating and empowering young girls.
Marketing Director of Beauty, Wellbeing, and Personal Care at Unilever Sri Lanka, Shamara Silva said, “Recognising a vital gap in the portrayal of inspiring Sri Lankan female figures, the campaign was launched in partnership with MullenLowe to rectify this imbalance. For each pledge, we are dedicated to contributing Rs. 5 towards the creation of a statue honouring a remarkable female personality.”
