This report captures the key themes arising from four dialogues on memorialisation and reparations in Jaffna, Trincomalee, Colombo and Galle led and facilitated by local and international resource persons. The dialogues intended to gather perspectives from the grassroots in order to influence decision makers and create understanding of these concepts among the community. The dialogues revealed the deep cleavages that exist across ethnic and geographical lines in Sri Lanka on the issues of memorialisation and reparations, and highlights the challenge that policymakers and the government face in bridging these gaps in order to create an inclusive process of memorialisation and reparations.