Share
Kai
Share Kai is a collaboration between InCommon and Mahia Te Aroha using food as a gentle entry point into what can become deep, important and identity-level conversations.
Utilising InCommon conversation starters Share Kai events encourage neighbours, students, workmates to get to know those around the table, exploring favourite meals and memories and themes of culture, belonging and diversity.
From February – May 2023 we are piloting several versions of Share Kai, following which a Share Kai toolkit will be available to support your community, school or workplace to host your own Share Kai events.
We hope you’ll join us at our events to share kai and kōrero!
Utilising InCommon conversation starters Share Kai events encourage neighbours, students, workmates to get to know those around the table, exploring favourite meals and memories and themes of culture, belonging and diversity.
From February – May 2023 we are piloting several versions of Share Kai, following which a Share Kai toolkit will be available to support your community, school or workplace to host your own Share Kai events.
We hope you’ll join us at our events to share kai and kōrero!
Share Kai hui – Unity Week at Your Workplace
Unity Week – Te Wiki Kotahitanga 2023 March 15 – 21.
Share Kai and Kōrero Pop-Up Events - The Stanmore Corner Project
Our first round of pop-up events, testing a new way of bringing people together over tasty food that showcases the rich cultural diversity of our city, is now complete.
Share Kai - Share Cooking Sessions
Interested in forming deeper connections with people from different backgrounds, and learning more about each other and our cultures, through beloved recipes?
Share Kai and Kōrero Eritrean Cooks Excite Tastebuds
Our second event Share Kai and Kōrero event last weekend was a magical evening and has given us the last boost of energy we needed to get across the finish line of 2022.
Share Kai and Kōrero Nepali Cooks Wow Diners
Earlier in 2022, we introduced Share Kai, a collaboration between between InCommon and Mahia Te Aroha that uses food to bring people together.
Getting Started with InCommon
Not sure about what to say to someone new? Check out these ideas.
Support The Campaign
We'd love your help to share the word and encourage others towards new friendships. Here are a few ideas on how you can get involved and make a difference.
InCommon Loves...
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Murray & Sam
A bond strengthened through decades of helping others, connecting cultures, and the odd joke!
