Equitable Dinners

Equitable Dinners bring together strangers and friends from diverse backgrounds to talk about complex issues, over a meal, fueled by theater. Equitable Dinners consist of:

• A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play

• A Meal: Share a meal with fellow participants

• A Conversation: Engage in guided, facilitated dialogue

Why Equitable Dinners?

Because if we are going to build community and disrupt injustice, we have to build the muscle of talking to each other about complex topics. Because by meeting in each other’s homes, we are making a commitment to join each other at the table and stay in conversation. And because sharing good food is a great way to make great friends and neighbors.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Play: A Light Beyond the Hill, by Paul W. Kruse, directed by Maija Garcia, performed by Ninchai Nok-Chiclana

Tav is out on their own for the first time, composing an epic fantasy fan-fiction while couch surfing at a friend’s place and wading into a potential new situationship, while figuring out their next housing moves.

Conversation: focused on housing stories, support systems, and the narratives we construct that keep us stuck or propel us forward.