The first social supermarket in south Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, officially called Tatou, translating to “everyone” in te reo Māori, Samoan and Tokelauan, is supporting local needs. Foodstuffs North Island partnered with Māngere Budgeting Services Trust ...
A group of passionate Pan-Asian artists came together to organise a showcase that reflected their unique journeys – navigating expectations and misunderstandings from both their cultural roots and their lives in Aotearoa. Many spoke ...
INTRO FROM THE ORGANISER We invited practitioners, academics, and postgraduate students exploring topics directly related to, or encompassing: Muslims, Muslim studies, Critical Muslim studies, Islamophobia, Muslim identity, and Muslimness. This event is designed to ...
A Kitchen, a Celebration, and 25 Years of Sisterhood by Eva Chen (ANCAD) To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Taiwanese Women’s Association in NZ partnered with NZMA to use their kitchen space, where members prepared ...
The Power of Telling Stories (taken from Village News, Mairangi Bay publication, p. 29, June 2025, Issue 174) By Ruth Greenaway (ANCAD – Writer and Storyteller – contractor). One of the best ways to ...
The article below is taken from ANCAD’s Community Voices – Autumn Issue 2025. An art class can bring joy, contentment, new friendships, community, creative challenges, and personal growth. For Heloisa Barczak, art has always ...
I took on the role of Community Facilitator for the North Shore Chinese Community Network Trust (NZCCNT) a little over 18 months ago. We are a local organisation deeply connected with the local Chinese ...
Download your free copy now of the latest Community Voices magazine from ANCAD (Autumn Issue) here below. Read articles and stories that include about Old Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, State of the Nation 2025: key ...
ANCAD acknowledges the recent passing of former Labour MP and Mayor of Auckland’s North Shore City, Ann Hartley QSO. Ann was a great supporter of ANCAD for many years. In her valedictory speech (February ...
