Sri Lankan Traditions Worth Preserving
Pramod Minuwanpitiya explores Sri Lankan traditions, from Kandy Esala Perahera and masks to family celebrations and hospitality.
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Pramod Minuwanpitiya explores Sri Lankan traditions, from Kandy Esala Perahera and masks to family celebrations and hospitality.

Ksenia Petrunova believes small daily acts, culture and youth work can make the world more attentive, caring and kind.

Elisey Kuritsyn remembers Arkhangelsk as a city of snow, northern lights, white nights and distinctive wooden architecture.

Moroccan medical student Yahya Lahrimi dreams of helping people through medicine, support and the everyday power of human attention.

Florencia Hasmin Cabañas Peralta shares how education opened a new path for her family and inspired her work in medical physics.

Timur Nurgaliev reflects on parents who taught him craftsmanship, mutual support and a love expressed through actions rather than words.

Angelina Belavina explains how preparing kroshevo became a family rite of passage and a way to preserve the flavor and traditions of her hometown.

For 13 years, Maria Abramova’s family has taken an annual photograph while holding the previous year’s picture, preserving change and memory.

For Ekaterina Nikolaeva, Sysert is both Bazhov’s homeland and a collection of personal places she hopes to help make even more welcoming.