About Us

Everystory is a Sri Lanka-based feminist collective using storytelling and knowledge sharing to advance Gender Justice. Grounded in intersectional feminist principles, we aim to create a space in Sri Lanka and South Asia that is reflective of our histories, traditions, and cultures while looking towards a more equal and equitable future. 

Everystory was founded as an alternative feminist space—one that centres joy, care, and shared growth not only in our work but in how we work together. 

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I first came across this artwork by Sri Lankan born US based artist @aruuuuuuni in 2022. Last year, while working on an exhibition together, Aruni and I spoke of shared memories of birthday parties we had been a part of as children in Sri Lanka. Th
Everystory is hiring! We’re looking for a Feminist Organisational Policy Consultant to review, strengthen, and develop internal policies rooted in intersectionality, fair labour, and ethical practice. Work closely with our core team to build ac
Today, I felt a pang of longing—for the comfort of Tamil on my tongue. Stepping into a small shop in Weligama, I felt the relief of slipping into a language that feels like home, like an old room built by my grandmother’s hands. Tamil hol
Salome is an artist who has managed to create her own universe of fascinating creatures using a blend of recycled metal devices, watercolor, metal etching, acrylic and other mediums. From mothbots to copperflies, each of Salome's creations has its ow
We’ve had a year. One that pushed us to the edge at times, with 102 funding leads chased, many doors closed, and moments we thought we might have to shut down. But also one held up by friends and community who spoke about us in rooms we weren&r
Let’s make financial freedom part of our feminist futures! We’re hosting a Financial Literacy Workshop with @nazzbaz on the 23rd November from 2:30pm to 4:30pm Registration fee: LKR6500 On first come first serve basis and scholarships
For this week’s Impression of the Week, Pramodha Weerasekera writes about Minnette De Silva’s lasting influence on modern architecture, reflecting on her essay ‘Experiments in Modern Regional Architecture in Ceylon from 1950 to 1960
Feminine Power at the Oberoi Hotel by Varsha Sekaram @varsha_94 From Traditional Craft to Contemporary Art: The Tale of the Aluwihara Center's Pennants. The @aluwihareheritagecentre 's impact is truly inspiring in multiple ways. Its founder, Ena D
“Last week, I started reading ‘Rambutan’ by British-Sri Lankan chef @cynthia.uma. I had been too eager to start because even before I started reading it, I was excited by Cynthia’s journey of writing a unique cookbook filled w
Finally, we look at how across social contexts, women exchange recipes, ingredients, and meals to sustain networks of care. In Sri Lanka, the Dabindu Collective exemplifies this spirit, using community kitchens as safe spaces for women workers to gat
In this section we explore how cooking serves as a vital practice of community-building, solidarity, and resistance. From Achchi’s kitchen to Asma Khan’s Darjeeling Express, women worldwide use food to nurture, organize, and empower&mdash