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The Toronto Kiki Ballroom Alliance Council is made up of five sectors; The Chairs, The Community Engagement Team, The Community Development Team, Finance (Treasurer & Fundraising), and Social Media. TKBA Council 2023 - 2024 The Toronto Kiki Ballroom Alliance Council is made up of five sectors; The Chairs, The Community Engagement Team, The Community Development Team, Finance (Treasurer & Fundraising), and Social Media. Chair Legendary Overall Mother Maldita Siriano Danah Rosales (She/Her/Siya) is a Tkaronto based queer millennial; second-generation Canadian-Filipinx; a daughter; a dawta; a sister; a sis; a cis; a mother of two little humans; a motha of a kiki house; and an artist in which her work encompasses teaching, collaborative and interdisciplinary choreography and performance. Vogue was introduced to Danah back in 2006 during her early high school years and was introduced to the ballroom scene by Snoopy. She attended and walked her first ball in 2014. Since that first ball, Danah has been walking balls ever since. Danah was a kiki 007 up until July 2018, where she joined The Supreme Kiki House of Siriano. She became Maldita Siriano, became fully immersed in the Toronto Ballroom Community, and then became the Mother of the Toronto Chapter in December 2018. She has developed in Toronto and Montreal under Snoopy Lanvin, Twysted Miyake-Mugler, and in New York City under Danni Polanco, Prince Miyake-Mugler, Arturo Miyake-Mugler, Leiomy Amazon, Slim Eon Xtravaganza, and José Xtravaganza. She has walked over 20 balls in Toronto, Montreal, and New York, has won multiple mainstream and kiki grand prizes for performance and women's performance, was part of the Top 10 List for Canada’s Performers, as well as being awarded and recognized as Mother of the Year for 2019. Supreme Kiki House of Siriano. As an active community leader, Maldita Siriano 007 contributes to the Canadian scene as a choreographer, and teacher in pursuit of increasing the awareness of the ballroom scene, its history, major contributions, relevance and presence within today's time. She continues to develop herself as a ballroom artist for the mainstream scene, developing, training, working with and supporting her Kiki house in her leadership role as a House Mother and active community member within the Toronto Kiki Ballroom Alliance as the chair of the TKBA Council. Contact Community Development General Contact Contact Community Engagement

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Defining STATEMENTS and STARS In the Kiki Scene, individuals earn recognition through distinct status levels: Legend , Statement and Star. Each status reflects a performer’s growth, dedication, and impact within the community. STAR: Rising Talent Making Waves A Star is an emerging talent with a minimum of 1+ years of active participation in the ballroom scene, quickly making a name for themselves as a rising force. Whether competing in virgin categories or participating in regular events, their enthusiasm and drive to grow are evident each time they step onto the floor. Their commitment to perfecting their craft—whether in DJing, Commentating, Runway, or other categories—is clear to everyone who sees them perform. The dedication they show in refining their skills sets them on a path to excellence. Even as newer competitors, Stars achieve notable wins or consistently advance to the final battles at prominent ballroom events, showcasing their talent, resilience, and ability to hold their own against more experienced performers. Known for creating memorable moments on the ballroom floor, they spark conversations within the community, leaving a lasting impact and captivating audiences. As a familiar face, Stars earn recognition from both newcomers and veterans, becoming a source of positive energy and excitement in the Canadian ballroom community. Their reputation continues to grow as each performance adds to the buzz surrounding their journey as a promising, up-and-coming star. Statement: Accomplished Performer with Proven Impact A Statement is an accomplished performer who has been walking for a minimum of 3+ years, honed their talent and solidified their place in one or more categories. They have earned multiple significant wins at major ballroom events, establishing a strong and consistent competitive presence. Recognized for their contributions to the ballroom scene, they are often awarded honorary titles or acknowledgments for their impact. Regularly reaching final battles, their unforgettable performances captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression. As a respected figure within the community, their skill and style stand out among peers, earning them recognition from both newcomers and veterans alike. Frequently invited to judge major or mini balls, their expertise and dedication to the culture are evident. Their competitive track record, dedication, and outstanding performances have earned them widespread respect and a growing reputation in the ballroom community. Source: The Ballroom Status Criteria, developed by Icon Jamal Milan and formally approved by the Ballroom Scene Community House leaders through a majority vote, was implemented on Easter Sunday, April 3, 2010, and while the timeline has been amended and adapted specifically for the Canadian Kiki scene, all other elements remain consistent, drawing inspiration from ballroom culture while tailoring it to the unique dynamics of our community.

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