Te Kōrero Tākaro (Stories of Games)
Gap Filler | Multi Discipline
Match Donors
Each donation made will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to their matching amount.
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Boost Ōtautahi
Is matching up to $5,000
Overview
Te Kōrero Tākaro/ Stories of Play is a collaboration between Gap Filler (Pae Tākaro), Our Stories and InCommon. This is an oral history project, we’re teaching rangatahi how to interview their elders about play and traditional games. Now we want to bring play to everyone. We’re raising money for the Te Kōrero Tākaro cultural play trail and launch event in the central city of Ōtautahi Christchurch.
Why?
Because we believe play has the power to connect youth to their culture, bring diverse cultures together and we all need to play more!
Te Kōrero Tākaro is being created in collaboration with multicultural community members. The temporary cultural play trail will ‘play’ with the traditional games, installations may include projections, audio, or ‘larger than life’ play equipment. The play trail will be FREE for everyone to enjoy.
The Project
The project has been partly funded with generous support from Rātā Foundation and The Ministry for Ethnic Communities, but it wasn't quite enough to make our vision a reality. Luckily, we've got an amazing opportunity to fund the shortfall with the Boosted Ōtautahi campaign.
Money raised will fill a funding shortfall so we can cover insurance, signage and permits; the design, build and install this awesome play trail; koha for community groups involved and the delivery of a great launch event.
Where possible the temporary installations will be gifted to the groups involved so they can be used at other community events and have a life beyond the central city play trail.
Donors
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Anonymous
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Bruce & Adrienne Williams
A great initiative for Christchurch & for art in general.
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Trent Hiles
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Di Lucas
the city's happy glow provided by Gap Filler post-quake deserves fueling
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Anonymous
Project Updates
100% we've hit our target!!
Whoop!!!! Thanks to 53 incredible, generous donors matched by CreativeNZ and Rātā Foundation, we are thrilled to be able to bring our city a cultural play trail! Next week we kick into rangatahi training - teaching young people to be oral historians for their communities. Then we’ll support them to capture stories of play from their elders. All these stories and ways of playing will feed into an amazing interactive play trail that celebrates diversity in our city and makes play accessible to everyone!
Thanks soooo much!!
So exited for this collaboration between Our Stories Project and InCommon
Thanks Boosted Ōtautahi!
Project Owner
Kate Finnerty
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