Tag: Little Miss Cinnamon
Akira Le Fevre (aka Little Miss Cinnamon) shares his story of moving past the shame he felt as a child hearing te reo and embracing the pride he feels speaking te reo now.
Growing up on the poorer east side of Ōtautahi Christchurch and the only wee Māori boy in...
While completing her Masters in International Relations and Diplomacy at the University of Canterbury, Emma Drummond has found the time to volunteer on the Christchurch Pride Committee and chair Young Labour Christchurch. Little Miss Cinnamon finds out more about what fuel’s this 22-year-old’s fire.
What started your passion for politics?
Politics...
Christchurch correspondent Little Miss Cinnamon talks to Christchurch Bears organiser Andrew Rusbatch about heading the pack.
What’s your favourite thing about being part of the ChCh Bear community?
My favourite part of the Christchurch bear community is Big Bear Weekend, which we host here every November. We have four days of...
Viva La Diva! Little Miss Cinnamon chats to Joanne Neilson - a woman of many talents. An international diva for 39 years, a business owner, an LGBTQIA+ advocate, wife, celebrant, author and film-maker. The list is as long as it is glittery and the world would be far more...
This month Little Miss Cinnamon talks to a mighty fine specimen of a man, Nick Winchester. Not only is he one of Christchurch's go-to-guys when it comes to supporting the trans community and being a trans advocate, he's just a bloody good human.
When he's not working full time...
Little Miss Cinnamon chats with Alice Anderson about her involvement in supporting queer youth and what makes her one of my favourite Aunties.
Cinnamon says: “Alice Anderson is the fabulous Executive Director of local Christchurch Queer Youth group Qtopia. Her personality and warm heart are as big as her rainbow skirts. Alice...
