Ayesha Zainudeen (@ayeshazainudeen), Helani Galpaya, Tharaka Amarasinghe, Firas Mohamed.
Presented at “Imagine a Feminist Internet: South Asia” on 21 February 2019 in Negombo, Sri Lanka
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Ayesha Zainudeen (@ayeshazainudeen), Helani Galpaya, Tharaka Amarasinghe, Firas Mohamed.
Presented at “Imagine a Feminist Internet: South Asia” on 21 February 2019 in Negombo, Sri Lanka
Download PDF EmailSenior research managers Gayani Hurulle and Ayesha Zainudeen recently shared insights on the experience of women in India and Sri Lanka working remotely and flexibly during the pandemic at a jointly organised by LIRNEasia, the Centre for Policy Research (New Delhi) and the JustJobs Network at the 2022 Internet Research Conference (organised by the Centre for Internet and Society, CIS). LIRNEasia has been working with CPR and JJN over the last two and a half years on research on if and how digital platforms are empowering women with regards to work opportunities in India and Sri Lanka.
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