Masters of Culture
They help spread the Hip Hop Public Health message by empowering youth to reach their potential using music to teach them how to care for their physical and mental health. Whether it’s in a classroom or a boardroom, they seek to create inclusive environments that tap into the spirit and creativity of young people.
”HHPH is a uniquely powerful innovation in improving the health of American youth. It not only closes the gap among research, public health communication, health literacy, and urban life, it actually redefines and transforms reality. The fusion of music, performing artists, creative and inspiring curricula, and massive outreach make this not only a cool choice for kids, it’s an awesome strategy and solution for us all.
Jim WhiteheadCEO/Executive Vice President, American College of Sports Medicine
”HHPH is a uniquely powerful innovation in improving the health of American youth. It not only closes the gap among research, public health communication, health literacy, and urban life, it actually redefines and transforms reality. The fusion of music, performing artists, creative and inspiring curricula, and massive outreach make this not only a cool choice for kids, it’s an awesome strategy and solution for us all.
Jim WhiteheadCEO/Executive Vice President, American College of Sports Medicine
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Gain free access to our complete toolkit of culturally-relevant, music and media resources for youth and families.
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Make a difference in your community through the transformative power of hip-hop. Leverage the resources we offer to make fitness empowering and fun.
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Join a national network of educators, entertainers, and health professionals promoting health equity.
What they've said about us
“I think you have tapped into a way to connect with our students and will make a positive impact in their eating choices. You have given us a great starting point and conversation starter to work from moving forward and I thank you for that!”
Nicholas StavolaP.E. Teacher, NYCDOE
“Do you know what are GO, SLOW, WHOA foods? My students know! Thank you Hip Hop Public Health for teaching healthy eating and living in such a fun way.”
Eileen TiradoAdaptive P.E. Teacher, West Palm Beach, Florida
“WOW! That is about all I have to say about Hip Hop Public Health. What a fabulous program you ran at P.S. 81 -- Our kids and teachers had a blast”
Abbe SargeantP.E. Teacher, NYCDOE
