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workshop reports

  1. Twelfth National Convention on Women Studies (No.80) 2010
  2. Engendering Teacher Education (N0.79). 2009
  3. Eleventh National Convention on Women's Studies ( No. 78), 2008
  4. Engendering Teaching Education. (No. 77) 2007
  5. Tenth National Convention on Women Studies (No.76) 2006
  6. Engendering Teacher Education: Incorporating Gender Issues in Teacher Education Programmes (No.75) 2004
  7. Ninth National Convention on Women Studies (No.74) 2004
  8. Combating Child Labour in Sri Lanka (No.73) 2003
  9. Gender Sensitisation for Scientists (No. 72) 2002
  10. Eighth National Convention on Women Studies (No.71) 2002
  11. Channeling and Utilisation of Remittances of Migrant Women Domestic Workers (Kurunagala & Galle) (No.70) 2001
  12. Channeling & Utilisation of Remittances of Migrant Women Domestic Workers (No.69) 2001
  13. Women Migrant Domestic Workers Constraints & Needs. (No.68). 2000
  14. Engendering Teacher Education. No.67. 2000
  15. Seventh National Convention on women’s Studies. No.66. 2000
  16. A Review of the Situation of Women in South Asia in the context of the UN World Conferences on Human Rights, Social Development, Environment and Population & Development. No.65. 1999
  17. Women Migrant Domestic Workers No.64. 1999
  18. Occupational Health and Safety No.63. 1998
  19. Sixth National Convention on women’s Studies. No.62. 1998
  20. Occupational Health and Safety - with special reference to Women. No.61. 1997
  21. Future Trends in Sri Lanka. No.60. 1997
  22. Ageing in Sri Lanka: Care of the Elderly With Special Reference to women. No.59. 1997
  23. Fifth National Convention on Women's Studies.No.58. 1996
  24. Women, Environment, Health & Education in the Ratnapura District.No.57. 1995
  25. Women in Sri Lanka - Nairobi Situational Review. Policy Recommendations for Future Directions.No.56. 1995
  26. Women, Political Empowerment & Decision Making.No.55. 1995
  27. Promoting Women's Well-being in Reproductive Health.No.54. 1995
  28. Integration of Women in Development Planning - Energy Sector.No.53. 1994
  29. Integration of Women in Development Planning - Fisheries Sector.No.52. 1994
  30. Integration of Women in Development Planning - Water Sector.No.51. 1994
  31. Integration of Women in Development Planning - Education and Training Sector.No.50. 1994
  32. Priorities in Research, Information & Training for Women.No.49. 1994
  33. Education for All in Sri Lanka. Innovation and practice.No.48. 1994
  34. Fourth National Convention on Women's Studies.No.47. 1994
  35. The Girl Child in Sri Lanka.No.46. 1993
  36. Role of the Divisional Secretariat on Women & Children.No.45. 1993
  37. Women Scientists and the Community.No.44. 1993
  38. Awareness Raising Programmes for Women.No.43. 1993
  39. Leadership & Group Dynamics.No.42. 1993
  40. The Role of Divisional Secretariat.No.41. 1993
  41. Vocational : Guidance for Women.No.40. 1993
  42. Gender Sensitization for Provincial Administrators.No.39. 1992
  43. Women Entrepreneurs Development of Entrepreneurship skills -(Part III) - (English & Sinhala) No.38. 1992
  44. Participatory Rural Appraisal -Part II -(English & Sinhala) No.37. 1992
  45. Women in Coconut Plantations and Coconut Related Industries - (English & Sinhala) No.36. 1992
  46. Women in the Fisheries Sector - (English & Sinhala) No.35.1992
  47. Women Entrepreneurs - (Sinhala) No.34. 1992
  48. Women Entrepreneurs - (English) No.34.1992
  49. Participatory Rural Appraisal - An Introduction - (English & Sinhala) No.33. 1992
  50. Third National Convention - On Women's Studies. No.32. 1992
  51. Group Dynamics - (English & Sinhala) No.31. 1991
  52. Training Programme for Janashakthi Bank Chairperson - (English & Sinhala) No.30. 1991
  53. A Functional Literacy Programme for Women: Development of Curriculum Materials - (English) No.29. 1991
  54. A Functional Literacy Programme for Women: Development of Curriculum Materials - (Tamil) No.29. 1991
  55. A Functional Literacy Programme for Women: Development of Curriculum Materials - (Sinhala) No.29. 1991
  56. Formulating a Village Development Plan (Sinhala and English) No.28. 1991
  57. Gender Issues in Training and Extension.No.27. 1991
  58. Women, Energy, Forestry and Environment.No.26. 1991
  59. Street Children in Sri Lanka.No.25. 1990
  60. Women and Law.No.23. 1990
  61. Integrating Women in Development : Integrated Rural Development Programmes.No.22. 1990
  62. Policy Issues: Second National Convention on Women's Studies.No.21. 1990
  63. Second National Convention on Women's Studies.No.20. 1990
  64. Women in Media. No.19. 1990
  65. Women and Credit.No.18. 1990
  66. Women and Environment. No.17. 1989
  67. Occupational Health with Special Reference to Women. No.16. 1989
  68. Reaching the Poor. No.15. 1989
  69. First National Convention on Women's Studies. No.14. 1989
  70. Vocational Counselling: The Gender Dimension II (The NGO Sector)No.13.1989
  71. Vocational Counselling: The Gender Dimension I (The State Sector)No.12.1989
  72. Donor Co-ordinator in Women and Development. No.11. 1988
  73. Women in Management in Sri Lanka. The Current Situation and Future Prospects. No.10. 1987
  74. Creating Legal Awareness Among Women. No.9. 1988
  75. Statistic and Indicator on the Social and Economic Situation of Women: Particularly in the Informal Sector. No.8. 1987
  76. Human Resources in Sri Lanka’s Industrial Development: The Current and Prospective Contribution of Women. No.7. 1987
  77. Gender Equality through the Curriculum. No.6. 1986
  78. Child Abuse .No.5. 1986
  79. Women's work and Family Strategies. No.4. 1986
  80. Women in Sri Lanka - Priorities for Action. No.3. 1985
  81. UN Decade for Women's Progress and Achievements in Sri Lanka. No.2.1985
  82. Research Priorities in Women's Studies. No.1. 1984