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| master_duration | 1:29:34 |
| master_sample_rate | 44.1 kHz |
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| media_reference | 000901 |
| media_source | PrideNZ.com |
| copyright_position | In copyright |
| copyright_ownership | Gareth Watkins (PrideNZ.com) |
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| submitted_to_nlnz | 27-08-2022 |
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| production_date | 30-07-2022 |
| production_day | 30 |
| production_month | 07 |
| production_year | 2022 |
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| title | Hutt Valley Pride 2022 - Living in Colour |
| description | Audio from the Living in Colour Pride event held at the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt on 30 July 2022. It was organsied by Te Ngākau Kahukura o Te Awakairangi and featured performances and stalls. The longer title for the event is: Living In Colour - one heartbead at a time. Ka Marama i Roto, Ka Tiaho ki Waho. A special thank you to the organisers, stall holders, Tiwhanawhana and Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā for allowing this event to be recorded and shared. Note: Covid-19 face-masks were worn during many of the recordings. Details. 0:00:01 - Cameron Kapua-Morrell. 0:12:34 - Lilly of the Valley (a.k.a. Lilly Loudmouth). 0:16:30 - Welcome - Cameron Kapua-Morrell and Selena Pirika. 0:18:15 - Karakia Timatanga - Boo Poi and Lilly of the Valley. 0:18:35 - Waiata, Tiwhanawhana. 0:21:24 - Kevin Haunui. 0:22:50 - Waiata, Tiwhanawhana. 0:27:45 - Selena Pirika. 0:31:32 - Chelus and Lucy - Regional Stop Smoking Programme, Kōkiri Marae Hauora health. 0:38:18 - Calum Bennachie - NZPC: Aotearoa New Zealand Sex Workers' Collective. 0:46:17 - Ana Nia - Te Whatu Ora Health (public health). 0:49:59 - Waiata, Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā. 0:52:40 - Sevia Saviour Nua (Saviiey), Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā Mai Le Moana Trust. 0:58:28 - Neo Kenny - InsideOUT. 1:03:55 - Louie Zalk-Neale, Abi Buchhalter (Vibe) and Yuval Zalk-Neale. 1:11:05 - Winter - Naming New Zealand. 1:14:05 - Shelley Duffin, Kōkiri Marae Hauora health. 1:16:30 - Awhina Wana, Kōkiri Marae Hauora health. 1:19:45 - Michal Salter-Duke. 1:24:24 - Compass Wilts-Ramsay - InsideOUT. 1:28:05 - Cameron Kapua-Morrell. |
| summary_computer_generated | The recording captures an event filled with joy, inclusiveness, and a celebration of diversity. Held at Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt, the event was a vibrant gathering aimed at providing a supportive and engaging space for the Rainbow community. The event, Living in Colour, was designed as a platform for individuals to express their authentic selves and engage with various stakeholders offering social education and health services. Organized by community members, local government, and community organizations, this was the second iteration of the event, originally started in 2020. Throughout the recording, the participants discuss the importance of such local events in promoting visibility and support for the LGBTQIA+ community. In particular, it highlights how local pride events empower smaller communities that often get overlooked compared to larger cities. The event encapsulates a sense of pride, not only in the flamboyant decor, and entertainment but also in the inclusive atmosphere that embraced people of all ethnicities, cultures, and identities. A key aspect of the event was the inclusion of Māori cultural elements. The committee sought to intertwine Māori themes such as Matariki with the celebration of the rainbow community. This fusion aimed at reflecting on the past, celebrating the present achievements, and setting aspirations for the future, providing a culturally rich and meaningful experience. The event also served as an opportunity for health promotion. Various health providers were present, including those focused on sexual health and smoking cessation services, as well as vaccination services which administered COVID-19 vaccines and other immunizations, highlighting the importance of health access within the community. Free food, support resources, and rainbow inclusive policies were also part of the offerings, demonstrating a commitment to holistic care. Feedback from previous attendees indicated a desire for more frequent pride events, reflecting the positive impact and the need for continuous support for LGBTQIA+ individuals. The event was considered valuable for its role in enriching the community, acknowledging diversity, and offering a safe space for expression and connection. |
| interviewer | Gareth Watkins |
| voices | Abi Buchhalter; Ana Nia; Awhina Wana; Boo Poi; Calum Bennachie; Cameron Kapua-Morrell; Compass Wilts-Ramsay; Kevin Haunui; Lilly Loudmouth; Louie Zalk-Neale; Michal Salter-Duke; Neo Kenny; Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā; Selena Pirika; Sevia Saviour Nua (Saviiey); Shelley Duffin; Tīwhanawhana; Yuval Zalk-Neale |
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| tags_computer_generated | lesbian; gay; sexuality; organisation; programme; Youth; education; drag; theatre; sex; health; mental health; history; Kira; coming out; Auckland; Wellington; Christchurch; venues; relationships; support; music; research; social; scene; identity; parents; violence; friends; travel; volunteer; Māori; community; language; prison; training; regions; safe sex; diversity; equality; counselling; funding; The Closet; cooking; Rotorua; painting; trust; love; sex education; creativity; stress; queer; government; campaigns; intergenerational; fruit; poverty; council; values; culture; acting; class; morality; allies; gender; difference; spaces; guilt; consent; privacy; rainbow; behaviour; accessibility; liberation; naming; communication; technology; safety; hope; Stuff; asylum; fun; video; recognition; healing; running; collective; change; Upper Hutt; Hokitika; kaupapa; opportunity; haka; Hawaii; iwi; ties; jewellery; trans; binary; belonging; understanding; California; safe space; top; career; celebration; agenda; inclusion; dress up; walking; fashion; choice; individual; activities; closet; other; health care; hiding; expression; glamour; honour; solidarity; birth certificate; flags; resource; connect; energy; gallery; rally; engagement; code; reflection; connections; listening; collaboration; soul; underwear; future; work; Family court; escape; face; mahi; failure; water; community choir; security; normal; informed consent; spectrum; nurse; queen; God; vice; charity; public health; mask; wig; records; gatekeeping; colour; Space; declaration; boat; the other side; hit; confession; dancing; People; Events; rainbows; access; data; flying; board; knowledge; local government; journey; routine; time; Wellington region; Joe; LGBT; pandemic; vaccination; catering; camera |
| location_name | Dowse Art Museum |
| location | 45 Laings Road, Hutt Central |
| broader_location | Lower Hutt |
| location_lat | -41.21178483711447 |
| location_long | 174.904235307835 |
| precise_locality | true |