13 Facts About Tita Aida

Nikki Calma, better known as Tita Aida, is a social activist from San Francisco, California.

Tita Aida is active in many transgender initiatives in the United States.

Tita Aida is currently one of the Managing Directors at the organization in which she oversees and provides the direction over fifteen HIV services and community programs that is very important for San Francisco.

Tita Aida oversees the program, activities and services offered by the program.

In 2008, Tita Aida was assigned by Mayor Gavin Newsom to be the first transgender female as a commissioner to the Commission on Status of Women in the City of San Francisco in which she was instrumental in educating and providing vital information about the transgender community to the commission and its constituents.

Tita Aida participated in the "I am Trans March" campaign for the 10th annual Trans March in 2013.

Tita Aida was featured in the first PSA developed by and aimed at the wellness of the Asian Pacific Islander transgender community as part of the 20th observance of World AIDS Day.

Tita Aida was the subject of a 2012 film, Tita: Still Around, directed by S Leo Chiang.

In early 2015, Tita Aida was nominated as a Community Grand Marshal for San Francisco Pride, but was not elected.

In November 2019, Tita Aida was commended by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors during Transgender Awareness Week.

Tita Aida was featured in the third and final episode of this first season, and made cameo appearances throughout the second season.

Tita Aida has MC'd for the SF LGBT Center's STUDIO 11 celebration in 2013.

Tita Aida is the drag mother and mentor of Asian American drag performer, Estee Longah, who founded the 'Rice Rockettes' all-Asian drag troupe in 2009.