The Hip Hop Caucus 
The Hip Hop Caucus (HHC) is a national, non-profit organization in the United States, which aims to promote political activism for young U.S. voters using hip-hop music and culture.
The group's programs are intended to promote social and political equality in the areas of economics, education, health care, housing, theenvironment and social justice. The group is a member of the Black Leadership Forum and the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Who We Are
The Hip Hop Caucus is a civil and human rights organization for the 21st Century. Our movement began in 2004. Our vision is to create a more just and sustainable world by engaging more people, particularly young people and people of color in the civic and policy making process.
What We Do
We organize young people to be active in elections, policymaking, and service projects. We are an effective vehicle for working toward social change because we link people's cultural expression with their social and political experience. READ MORE!
The Hip Hop Caucus is a civil and human rights organization for the 21st Century. Our movement began in 2004. Our vision is to create a more just and sustainable world by engaging more people, particularly young people and people of color in the civic and policy making process.
What We Do
We organize young people to be active in elections, policymaking, and service projects. We are an effective vehicle for working toward social change because we link people's cultural expression with their social and political experience. READ MORE!
Our Mission
The mission of the Hip Hop Caucus is to organize young people to be active in elections, policymaking and service projects. We mobilize, educate, and engage young people, ages 14 to 40, on the social, issues that directly impact their lives and communities.
Our Community
Our community is young, diverse, and large in numbers.There are 657,000 Hip Hop Caucus supporters across all 50 states and D.C. Among our supporters, 70% are under the age of 40 years-old; 60% are women; a majority are African American and Latino, with a large White contingent, as well as Asian American and Native American.
Empowerment
The Hip Hop Caucus works to improve the conditions of our communities by empowering young leaders and linking them to policymakers. From getting out the vote to working with the White House, Congress, State Houses, Mayors and City Councils, we push to create a better future for our country.
Culture
Arts, entertainment, sports, and cultural expression define our generation more than any previous generations. The Hip Hop Caucus harnesses the platforms of our celebrity, media, and entertainment partners to inform and move the urban community to action.
Our Community
Our community is young, diverse, and large in numbers.There are 657,000 Hip Hop Caucus supporters across all 50 states and D.C. Among our supporters, 70% are under the age of 40 years-old; 60% are women; a majority are African American and Latino, with a large White contingent, as well as Asian American and Native American.
Empowerment
The Hip Hop Caucus works to improve the conditions of our communities by empowering young leaders and linking them to policymakers. From getting out the vote to working with the White House, Congress, State Houses, Mayors and City Councils, we push to create a better future for our country.
Culture
Arts, entertainment, sports, and cultural expression define our generation more than any previous generations. The Hip Hop Caucus harnesses the platforms of our celebrity, media, and entertainment partners to inform and move the urban community to action.
To learn more use website: http://www.hiphopcaucus.org or following information.
Hip Hop Caucus | East Coast Office: 20 F St. NW Seventh Floor; Washington, DC 20001| West Coast Office: 5670 Wilshire Blvd Suite 1800; Los Angeles, California 90036 | contact@hiphopcaucus.org |(877) 822-7019 or (202) 293-5902 | For Press Inquiries: Press@hiphopcaucus.org
Hip Hop Caucus | East Coast Office: 20 F St. NW Seventh Floor; Washington, DC 20001| West Coast Office: 5670 Wilshire Blvd Suite 1800; Los Angeles, California 90036 | contact@hiphopcaucus.org |(877) 822-7019 or (202) 293-5902 | For Press Inquiries: Press@hiphopcaucus.org
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