Please join us for this two-part evening event: 

At 6pm Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand presents Windows on Elsewhere, a free discussion on the work of acclaimed artist Matteo Pericoli.Through window drawings and refugee texts, Windows on Elsewhere offers a poetic and deeply personal reflection on exile, memory, and belonging. Chaired by Executive Director Jacqui Dillon and Bill Shipsey, the of founder of Art for Human Rights.

Then at 6.45pm, should you choose to purchase a ticket, come and connect with others over a delicious dinner made by the Share Kai Cooks Collective. The Collective provides opportunities for former refugee women who face barriers to participating in the workforce and society, for social connection and financial security.

$20 meals will be vegetarian or vegan and will include a main dish and dessert. Meals to be purchaed online.

This evening is all about making connections, creating space for communication and learning about our whānau around the world.