The Hip-Hop Education Center has received a grant from NeON Arts to continue our work in the Bronx Probation Center. Together with Audio Pictures and young people, we’ve been building a multimedia creative studio so youth can develop their portfolio, get workforce training, and build their social network. The new cohort will learn music production, audio engineering, podcasting, and social media design and curation. We only have a few spaces left and we begin March 12th. Registration Link.
The next guest speaker for the Hip Hop Education and Equity Virtual Speaker Series for Educators is Sebastien Elkbouby. Sebastien Elkouby’s introduction to Hip-Hop culture began in 1981. The nine year-old kid, who had just moved from Paris, France, took to breakdancing as a way…
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Hip Hop Education and Equity Virtual Speaker Series for Educators in partnership with @hiphop4change and @h2e2initiative. Our first speaker is the amazing Lauren Leigh Kelly is an Associate Professor in the Urban Social Justice Teacher Education…
The Hip-Hop Education Center & Lincoln Center are excited to share the official poster for the Fresh, Bold & So Def Symposium. The all-day symposium features some of the most important & powerful voices of the culture. The first of a three-part series, Fresh, Bold,…