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Nikki

Faces of Pride 2026 — Family Edition.

Faces of Pride 2026
In Their Words

Nikki on Family

What does “family” mean to you and who belongs in yours?

The people in my life that support me and are there for me. My roommate Ebby and our 3 cats are my family.

If your family had a theme song, what would it be?

Pump up the jam

What’s one word you’d use to describe yourself, and why?

Drippy, because one might say my style is drippy!

If you could shapeshift into anything for a day, what would you be?

A cat so I could hang out with my cats in their form

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A Few More Questions

What snack best represents your personality?

Skittles

What is your most useless but impressive talent?

Being helpful and in the way

What advice would you give to your younger self, or someone struggling to feel seen?

It gets better, you will find your people.

Dealer’s choice: what would you like to share with everyone?

I came to Cranbrook from Edmonton where I was a child and youth care student also working in the field at a youth engagement program ran by the University of Alberta. I am also an artivist (artist/activist) as well as trained in theatre of the oppressed. I did a lot of activism work in Edmonton supporting LGBTQ youth rights. I am always looking for opportunities to use my unique skill set. If you need a theatre of the oppressed practitioner or artivist I’m here and ready to find my next project to work on!

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Faces of Pride is a portrait project celebrating the LGBTQ2S+ community of the Kootenays. Browse the full collection of portraits and stories.