Prakampana

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Prakampana was organized for the first time with the aim of concise the youth on how to use media effectively and also give morality from famed characters in social media and give the society a light relief in the situation of the pandemic. Thereby we organized the event Prakampana as two phases and were successfully held on 27th December 2020 and 17th January 2021.

In the first segment of the first phase, we were able to purvey the youth on how to use social media effectively, how to be effective content creators, and motivate them to share positives on social media platforms through conducting a discussion with social media influencers. We invited Mrs. Ayomi Vithanage who plays different roles as a teacher, entrepreneur, foreign news reporter, actress and the three famed people as YouTubers and business analysts Mr. Gihan Lakshitha, Mr. Arun Madumadawa and Mr. Theewaka Malinga.

In the second segment of the phase, the lyricist Mr. Manuranga Wijesekara and the singer Mr. Ridma Weerawardana were present and they shared their experiences, and ideas which included how to survive in the society, how to build up their own paths, and how to parade learnings in different fields in building up the carrier while entertaining the audience.

The second phase was also instigated with the presence of the popular musician Mr. Charitha Attalage who is well-known among the youth as a music composer. He expounded on himself and his career. Further, he explained his musical background, the flow of producing a song, and also the patience gained through music.

We successfully concluded the project addressing the needs of the society including the youth with the presence of a massive virtual audience where it exceeded 500 for each phase joined via Zoom platform, Facebook Live and YouTube Live.

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