Both Worlds

Soraiya is a feminist Muslim running for Vice President of the Young Labour Political Party. But can a religious person operate in politics and is the Young Labour party as liberal as Soraiya thought it was, are they ready for an ethnic female VP?

From make up tutorials to finding African identity Vloger Chanwyn bravely changes the focus of her online videos.

Foodie Sam struggles to speak his parents Cantonese but does he have enough knowledge to expel the western stigmas about Chinese food?

Event planner Lily brings famous Iraqi singer Kadim Al Sahir to Auckland, but will it also give her the connection to community she craves?

Hip-hop dancer William Rakena puts everything on the line as he sets an epic goal of performing in his first ever krump battle, and strives towards smashing it.

Ambitious self-taught foodie Ruby White sets herself the mighty challenge of learning a complicated family recipe she’s never made before to share at a popup food event, but will she be able to master the dish before the doors open?

Sick of the stereotypes in queer narratives, Vogue dancer Jacob Tamata puts his all into directing his first ever vogue performance, but will the tricky challenges of leadership stop the show?

Worried that Pasifika young people aren’t invested in the political decisions that affect their lives, Latayvia Tualasea-Tautai creates youth organization Labournesia to engage them in politics and lift up their voices – but can she find her own?

To perform in her first ever spoken word event, outspoken dancer and writer Tina Bonsu Maro explores parts of her identity she never has before. Will she be able to honor both her Ghanaian and Cook Island heritage on the big day?

Determined to help other young dads come together and deal with feelings of guilt and shame he knows too well, teen Dad Noa Wooloff learns everything he can about how to facilitate a group, but will anyone show up?

Teenage environmental activists Ana and Khushee have been trying to save the polluted local creek, but now they require more helping hands than they’ve ever needed before, so it’s time to get loud.