Do I choose to be white? The child of a Chinese and Europe cross-cultural union, actor and playwright Alice Canton creates a work that challenges why our society forces people to choose one ethnic box.
Korean international student DJ Lee aspires to lead his school Samoan group at Polyfest. He's certainly a great dancer, but will the Samoan community accept this enthusiastic foreigner in a cultural leadership role?
Neuroscientist Malvindar Singh-Bains attempts to help her Sikh community understand degenerative brain disorders, but is that even possible when the subject of brain donation is still so controversial in her own family?
Miss World NZ finalist Abby Stugin seeks a deeper connection with her Laos heritage, but has always felt rejected by the community. Can she find the connection she craves to allow her the confidence required to win Miss World?
Filipino Kiwi David Correos just won New Zealand's most prestigious comedy award, The Billy T. Now he wants to shake up his routine to incorporate more stories from his culture, but will he be able to create a winning routine that doesn't involve him taking off his clothes?
Iraqi migrant Ali is frustrated with the stereotype of Arabs as terrorists and sets out to create a photography series that will challenge the Kiwi public to look beyond the headlines and to the real people inside the Islamic faith.
Zambian songstress Mukuka Musowa feels isolated from her cultural identity. Can she reconnect and find the confidence to make herself heard in a crowded and highly competitive music industry?
Zambian songstress Mukuka Musowa feels completely isolated from her cultural identity. Can Mukuka successfully reconnect with her Zambian roots to help her find the confidence to rise in the highly competitive music industry?
Fijian Indian, Kartik Swarmi overcame a life threatening heart condition to be come a professional wrestler, but if he wants to achieve his next goal of fighting for the WWE he needs to increase his fan base. Will his Fijian-Indian community get behind him?
Burundian Kiwi Adorate Mizero is creating a series of videos to give refugee youth the opportunity to talk honestly about the support systems in place for them. But will she find participants who will openly voice their concerns?
