This month, Hip Hop Caucus will be touring six HBCU campuses in six cities in six states, making their message known that our political leaders must create realistic solutions on the issue of climate change. Famous recording artists, cultural leaders, academics and political influencers will be joining the tour to reach out to thousands of young people and campaign for clear and effective solutions to climate change.
Hip Hop Caucus’ main concern is that many of today’s underserved communities are riddling with pollution, which, as proven many times is one of the causes of climate change. The Act On Climate Campus Spring Tour is a voice out for sustainable solutions that can clean the planet and make it a better place to live for future generations.
About The Hip Hop Caucus
Since its inception in 2004, Hip Hop Caucus has been bringing social awareness to young people using Hip Hop culture and encouraging their participation in programs that can bring about change. Through relevant programs that help underserved communities, Hip Hop Caucus has reared young leaders who can become tomorrow’s agents of change in society.
Act on Climate Tour Dates and Tickets
All events are free and open to the public! Check out the dates below when they’ll be coming to your campus, city or state. Click here to sign up and get your tickets. After you sign up, you’ll get an email confirmation and your name will be at the door. Share this news with your friends and bring them along too!
- 3/27/14 – Hampton University (Hampton, VA) – Student Center Ballroom 6PM-8PM
- 4/2/14 – Central state University (Wilberforce, OH) – CENS Building 6PM-8PM
- 4/3/14 – Wayne State University (Detroit, MI) – St. Andrews Hall 6PM-8PM
- 4/22/14 – Howard University (Washington, DC) – Howard Theater 7PM-9PM
- 4/23/14 – NC A&T University (Greensboro, NC) – Merrick Hall Auditorium Room 125 7PM-9PM
- 4/24/14 – Clark Atlanta University (Atlanta, GA) – Cornelius L. Henderson Student Center 6PM-8PM
Hip-Hop Caucus Speakers
Come join us on this Campus Tour and listen to some of today’s popular speakers such as:
- Raheem DeVaughn, multi-Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter
- Amanda Seales, Comedian, DJ and Culture Critic
- Dee-1, RCA Recording Artist and New Orleans Native
- Gina McCarthy., Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency
- Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr., President and CEO, Hip Hop Caucus
- Dr. Michael Dorsey, Global Sustainability Expert and Scholar
- Dr. Gerald Durley, Civil and Human Rights Leader
- Nikki Silvestri, Executive Director, Green For All
Help Promote the Hip Hop Caucus Campus Tour
The destruction that results from climate change should be everyone’s business. You can do your part by helping promote the Hip Hop Caucus Campus Spring Tour to your friends and social networks. Share this promotional video or download Instagram-ready promo videos for the tour. Share the Hashtag #ActOnClimate or mention @HipHopCaucus on your Facebook, Instagram or Twitter posts.
