Serving up empathy over dinner


Let’s talk: Tribeless dinner participants trying out the Empathy in a Box to facilitate conversations. (Inset) Wong — Pictures courtesy of Tribeless.co

PETALING JAYA: What started as a simple dinner hosted by young Malaysians feeling lonely and lost has now become a social venture that provides a safe space for like-minded strangers to meet.

The Tribeless dinner gathers strangers from all walks of life, who sign up without knowing where it will be held, what they’ll be eating or who else will be coming.

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