March Neewsletters of Dabindu Collective – 2026
Stay Updated with Dabindu Collective’s Bi-Monthly Newsletter Dabindu Collective has launched its bi-monthly newsletter, available in both Sinhala and Tamil,
Supporting Women Workers Affected by Dithwa Floods – Gampaha District
Supporting Women Workers Affected by Dithwa Floods – Gampaha District. Dabindu Collective, with the support of Women and Media Collective
Community Kitchen in Biyagama and Vavuniya- 15th March 2026
A Nutritious MealOn 1st March, Dabindu provided nutritious meals to over 100 garment factory workers in the Vavuniya District and
Community Kitchen – 01st March 2026
A Nutritious Meal (Community Kitchen) On 1st March, Dabindu provided nutritious meals to over 100 garment factory workers in the
International Women’s Day Celebration of Dabindu Collective – 08.03.2026
On 8th March 2026, Dabindu Collective proudly celebrated International Women’s Day together with women from the apparel sector of the
FTZs Solidarity Network’s Protest Campaign on Women’s Day -08.03.2026
This International Women’s Day, women workers did not only celebrate, they stood up and spoke out. On International Women’s Day,
Dabindu Collective in Collaboration with Stand Up Movement Lanka held a Awareness Programme in Biyagama.
To address grassroots issues related to Sexual and Reproductive Health, Community Voices for Reproductive Rights (CVRR) conducted an awareness session
Dabindu Collective in Collaboration with the Textile, Garments and Clothing Workers Union held a Awareness Programme in Biyagama.
As part of the Community Voices for Reproductive Rights (CVRR) network, Textile Garment & Clothing Workers Union organized an awareness
Dabindu Collective in Collaboration with the Stand Up Movement Lanka held a Awareness Programme in Katunayake..
To address grassroots issues related to Sexual and Reproductive Health, Community Voices for Reproductive Rights (CVRR) conducted an awareness session
Dabindu Collective in collaboration with the Community Brotherhood Organisation held a SRHR Awareness Program in Katana.
In order to address ground-level issues related to sexual and reproductive health, several civil society organizations have networked under the