Civil Rights Movements

Artist: Hip Hop Fundamentals, Hip Hop Fundamentals

Type: Assembly Performances

Kids learn best when they can actively take part in what they’re studying. Instead of just reading about the Civil Rights Movement, this program lets students experience those lessons through dance, music, theater, and storytelling. It makes history come alive in a way that sticks and helps students connect on a deeper level. With plenty of on-stage participation in a safe, family-friendly setting, students walk away excited, inspired, and more connected to the history they’re learning. This program can be paired with The Principals of Hip Hop: Peace, Love, Unity, and Having Fun for the younger students in your school.

This assembly comes with a Creative Classroom Toolkit! The Creative Classroom Toolkit is a collection of innovative educational tools that extend your in-school performances into a series of engaging, curriculum-based lessons. Included in the toolkit are artist videos, activity videos and an educator’s guide. Contents are delivered digitally after scheduling a Hip Hop Fundamentals assembly.

Program Info

Grades: 2 - 12

Audience Limit: 600

Program Length: 50 min.

Pricing Details

Assembly Price: $1,485

Assembly Two-in-a-Row Price: $2,575

Travel Fee: $95/day

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What Our Partners Are Saying

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Cultural Arts Rep.

Central Elementary

Central Elementary

“I just want to say a rousing THANK YOU for bringing such an energetic and impactful and moving representation of the civil rights movement done through words and dance. Sometimes actions do speak louder than words and the words today were freedom, peace, unity, and love—what better and apropos message to send to our kids!”

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Museum Educator

African American Museum in Philadelphia

African American Museum in Philadelphia

“It’s clear that your program was more than just something to sit through—people “got” it. The level of energy brought by all the performers kept the dynamic high, and did it in a way that still brought home the message of Dr. King and the goals of the Civil Rights Movement.”

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Principal

Walnut Street School

Walnut Street School

“Probably the best assembly we have had in terms of blending entertainment value with educational value, the guys were awesome and performed captivating dance moves, it was interactive AND incredibly educational. 5 stars out of 5...great guys, incredibly talented and completely professional.”