Civil Rights Movements
Description
This Hip Hop Fundamentals assembly focuses on student involvement in the American Civil Rights movement through dance, audience participation, and a variety of interactive activities. The dancers tackle racism, segregation, and the struggle for freedom in a safe, family friendly atmosphere. Students hear the words of Dr. King, learn how nonviolent direct action helped end segregation, and experience firsthand the power of unity and diversity.
Program is available: January, February, & March 2024.
Program options:
In-person • Virtual (Live Streaming)
Please fill out this inquiry form or call 866-500-9265 for more information. (Virtual programs are not charged a travel fee.)
This program can be paired with The Principals of Hip Hop: Peace, Love, Unity, and Having Fun for the younger students in your school.
Price & Info
Price
Assembly Price: $1405
Assembly Two-in-a-Row Price: $2500
Additional Fees: In-Person Program Travel Fee - $95 per day; Virtual Program Technology Fee - $45; (On-Demand programs are not charged travel or tech fees)
Information
Audience Limit: 600
Program Length: 45 min.
Appropriate For Grade(s): 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Theme
Theme
American History Month
Black History Month
Character Education Month
National Dance Month
Universal Human Rights Month
Curriculum Connections
Curriculum Connections
Character Education
Social Studies
Tech
Technical Requirements
One hour set up time. At least 15 ft. x 15 ft. of floor space. Floor must be swept and mopped. Bottled water for performers. They will bring their own sound and mics.
Testimonials
I love how Dance and History can inspire such thoughtful discussion among our students! This is excellent!!
Teacher, Washington Elementary
I just want to say a rousing THANK YOU to Hip Hop Fundamentals for bringing such an energetic and impactful and moving representation of the civil rights movement done through words and dance. Really I don't think I've ever seen such a profound acting/dancing demonstration through the lens of Hip Hop ever, totally new and original and meaningful and FUN! Great job! 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!
Cultural Arts Rep., Central Elementary
Thanks for bringing Hip Hop Fundamentals to the African American Museum in Philadelphia for Martin Luther King Day. It’s great to host an activity that engages everyone in the audience, and this was one of one of those activities. From the children and adults who got up to join in, to their friends and family clapping in the audience and taking pictures, 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. We look forward to welcoming you back in the future!
Museum Educator, African American Museum in Philadelphia
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 program from start to finish.
Principal, Walnut Street School
