We will soon decide our government for the next three years, and this will include how we govern, run and design our food system. It’s something that affects every single one of us on a daily basis.

Good food that keeps us well, accessed in a way that reflects our agency and choice and regenerates our natural world to ensure abundance for our children and all future generations, should not be up for political debate - but here we are.

Vote for Kai is a growing movement, launched by Eat New Zealand and supported by Kore Hiakai Zero Hunger Collective, Health Coalition Aotearoa, Vets for Animal Welfare, Aotearoa Food Rescue Alliance and The Salvation Army. Our open letter has passed 2,000 signatures, backed by over 100 businesses and organisations who have joined the call.

This political forum is where we bring the conversation into one room.

Join us for a cross-party discussion on where our political parties stand on food, and what they're prepared to do about it - because we're Voting For Kai.

Friday 16 October, 4:30–6:00pm
Auckland University of Technology, WG Building, Wellesley St, Auckland CBD.

Meet the Speakers:

Chloe Swarbrick - Green Party

David Wilson - NZ First Party

Romeo Tevaga - Opportunity Party

Greg Fleming - National Party

Naisi Chen - Labour Party

Following the kōrero we will enjoy drinks and canapés featuring some incredible Aotearoa food producers:

Huntress Wines Matiti Pét Nat (Sparkling Riesling)
Sawmill Brewery Beer (A NZ Grown Grains Mark licensee)
Hakanoa Handmade Ginger Beer
Kai Ika snapper croquettes
Curious Cropper tomato tartlets with Clevedon Buffalo yoghurt

In November, we're voting for kai. Come join us and be part of the conversation.

Limited space - registration essential!

Contact the host of Vote for Kai In-Person Political Forum

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