Inclusivity Campaigns
Our Inclusivity Campaigns have been spotted all the way from Waimakariri to Selwyn, showcasing the connectiveness of our people.
What are inclusivity campaigns?
They are Campaigns featuring printed posters and digital material that highlights the diversity of our communities and that common ground can be found between us all - no matter our visible differences.
So far we’ve created Campaigns in partnership with Sport Canterbury, the Waimakariri District Council, Lincoln University, Ara and members of the Ōtautahi/Christchurch community.
Want to create your own for your workplace, school, club or community group? Get in touch!
How do we create our inclusivity campaigns?
Our Campaigns are created in partnership with organisations, community or school groups.
Together we create a tailor made InCommon quiz that reflects the values and interests of our audience.
Next we hold an InCommon event where the quiz helps bring participants together to connect over their commonalities and celebrate their differences. Connections are made about all sorts of things - from their favourite spots in the neighbourhood, to their preferred pie filling to family traditions and core values.
A photoshoot is held alongside the event and people who have paired up to complete the quiz together are invited to have their photo taken and share what they found in common.
Posters are created following the event that the group can use in their work or school space. These easy-to-print A1, A3 and smaller sized posters can be put up for display and digital materials shared online and through newsletters and intranets. Posters are available for free download below.
A3 Poster Set - Te Kōrero Tākaro | Stories of Play
Easy-to-print posters of a collaboration between InCommon, Our Stories Project, Gap Filler Pae Tākaro and Sport Canterbury.
A3 Poster Set - Ōtautahi
Easy-to-print posters featuring people from Ōtautahi/Christchurch for your workplace, school and beyond!A3 Poster Set - Lincoln Uni
Easy-to-print posters featuring students from Lincoln University.