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Hip Hop is a culture, and its influence is real. Our special guest speakers from around the globe cover entertainment, grassroots efforts in communities and worldwide social issues. No topic is too controversial or small if it affects the culture. we start the dialogue that gets people thinking and making moves.
Hip Hop is a culture, and its influence is real. Our special guest speakers from around the globe cover entertainment, grassroots efforts in communities and worldwide social issues. No topic is too controversial or small if it affects the culture. we start the dialogue that gets people thinking and making moves.
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HHC CHAPTER PROGRAM
OUR CHAPTERS
Hip Hop Congress currently works with chapters on university campuses, high schools, and communities around the world. Chapters engage in a range of activities promoting hip hop culture on their campus or in their community. Each chapter responds to the needs and the personalities of their local community. Many chapters produce Awareness Festivals: a week of different events focusing on hip hop culture and local community organizations that includes but is not limited to festivals,concerts, academic discussions and movie screenings.
National Chapter
National Director: Rahman Jamaal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (213) 215-5257
IG: @hiphopcongressinc
West Coast Regional Chapters
Regional Director: Natalie Zapata
Email: [email protected],
Phone: (530) 368-4455
Auburn Hip Hop Congress
Contact: Rocky Zapata
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (530) 368-3526
IG: @auburnhiphopcongress
Los Angeles Southwest College
Contact: Prof. Tina Wright
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (951) 334-5653
IG: @hhc_lasc
UC Santa Cruz
Contact: Alfredo Gama
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (310) 293-1261
Sacramento HHC
Contact: Steven Payan
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (530) 315-8780
San Francisco Chekkitout University
Contact: Lonnie Green
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 240-7486
IG: @thestruttersroom
Los Angeles Community Chapter
Contact: DeFranco Brocks
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (213) 335-8773
UCLA
Email: [email protected]
IG: @uclahhc
Murrieta Mesa High School HHC
Contact: Tory Wadlington
Twitter: @ThatDopeTeacher
East Coast Regional Chapters
Regional Director: Maurice “Soulfighter” Taylor,
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (413) 348-8120
Worcester Hip Hop Congress
Contact: Megan Ross
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (631) 356-5234
IG: @worcesterhiphopcongress
K-3-0 Collective (Barnstable, Bristol & Plymouth Counties, MA)
Contact: Morgan James Peters II
Phone: (508) 333-7159
Email: [email protected]
Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign
Contact: Galen Tyler
Phone: (215) 883-9771
Email: [email protected]
University of Massachusetts
Email: [email protected]
Southern Regional Chapters
Regional Director: Anita Tobin
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (216) 526-2126
Texas State University, San Marcos
Contact: Jaelen Lopez
Email: [email protected]
IG: @hiphopcongresstxst
Atlanta HHC
Contact: Kelly Glow
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (909) 567-9467
IG: @hhcatl
Midwest Regional Chapters
Regional Director: Bboy B
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (312) 296-7344
University of Michigan
IG: @hiphopumich
Northwest Regional Chapters
Regional Director: Michael Crenshaw
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (503) 929-6723
Portland HHC
Contact: Talilo Marfil
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (971) 712-9669
IG: @talilomarfil
Southwest Regional Chapters
Contact: Mike Wird
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (303) 246-6714
International Program
HHC is a recognized partner with networks such as Global Unity Net, Unity Net Africa & Diaspora, Worldwide Connects, and a mirror organization, Hip Hop Congress Europe. These networks work through the continents of Africa and Europe and The Americas with the intention of creating awareness around permaculture and agroforestry utilizing the platforms of creative artists and athletes; as well after school programs and shared projects created in schools through the use of online technology.
International Chapters
Ambassador: Lisa Anice
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 596-9002
Armenia Hip Hop Congress
IG: @hip_hop_congress_armenia
Norway HHC
IG: @hiphopcongressnorway
Worldwide Connects (Switzerland, UK, France)
IG: @worldwideconnects
Heal the Hood Project (South Africa)
IG: @healthehoodza
Afrikan Hip Hop Caravan
Ambassador: Lisa Anice
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 596-9002
Armenia Hip Hop Congress
IG: @hip_hop_congress_armenia
Norway HHC
IG: @hiphopcongressnorway
Worldwide Connects (Switzerland, UK, France)
IG: @worldwideconnects
Heal the Hood Project (South Africa)
IG: @healthehoodza
Afrikan Hip Hop Caravan
THE CHAPTER PROGRAM
Chapters are autonomous local workgroups that embrace the Mission and values of Hip Hop Congress, Inc. Successful chapters are comprised of dedicated individuals that work together to organize events and offer programs in their communities. Events may include concerts, performances, jams, skill-based workshops, academic panels, guest speaking engagements, and community Awareness Festivals.
Chapter Network Goals:
- Build a growing database of chapters throughout the country that provide artists and youth with opportunities to engage their communities through entertainment, education and technology.
- Collectivize the bargaining power of community-based organizations that are raising political/economic/social awareness by coordinating Chapters, Artists, and Affiliates locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide!