Overview
Interested in learning more about Hip-Hop and diving deeper into conversation about its history, present, and future? Hart House is grateful to be working with Marcus Singleton a.k.a. iomos marad as our inaugural Hart House Hip Hop Education Community Connector, who is available to meet with all U of T students, Staff, and Faculty, and Community to chat all things Hip-Hop and Hip-Hop Education!
These in-person (and hybrid) drop-in chats are meant to be organic conversations to share knowledge and questions, learn from each other, and build together. Share your questions and curiosity about Hip-Hop, and learn about Marcus’ work as an artist, educator, and activist, including his doctoral research exploring Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy. Each session will have a focus area, but the conversations will take natural bends and turns as they come up!
Anyone interested in Hip-Hop and Hip-Hop Education are welcome to pull up!
Session Schedule
Critical Hip Hop Pedagogy and the Classroom: What does it look like?
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location: Hart House, Burwash Room.
Hip Hop and Youth Activism
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location: Hart House, Burwash Room.
Hip Hop as a Global Passport
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location: Hart House, Burwash Room.
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