THE POWER OF HIP HOP EXCHANGE: PROGRAMME
EVENT MODERATOR
James Thompson
In Place of War
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Jason Nichols
Lean wit it: Black masculinities in hip hop dance
Martha Diaz
Hip-Hop without borders: A revolutionary global movement of struggle, liberation and sustainable living
PANEL: POWER OF PLACE & IDENTITY
Beyza Ucak
Hip Hop as Heritage: “Hip Hop M.app”
Donalea Scott
The burden of being cool: The impact of globalise popular representations on Black British cultural production.
Westley Barnes
Staying on point in the early 90s: A Tribe Called Quest and the New Sincerity in East Coast Hip Hop
Chair: James Butterworth
PANEL: CULTURAL POWER OF HIP HOP
Peter Kilroy
Indigenous Australian Hip Hop: Recognition and Redistribution
Karina Gordok
Digressing the border lines – hip hop and the social dimensions of anti-normativity
Yvette Griffiths
You know you that b**** when you cause all this conversation: The problem of the black music celebrity as social activist
Chair: Silhouette Bushay=
ARTIST VOICES
Smockey
What happened when the government bombed my studio
Zambezi News
Satire & Hip Hop changing the face of political activism in Zimbabwe
SHHORAI
When a woman loves hip hop
PANEL: GLOBAL POWER OF HIP HOP
Latifa Martini
The phonemenon of Jogja’s hip hop as a means of culture and a political tool of Sultan’s kingdom
Laura Mills
Hip hop and the US State Department: Taking diplomacy to the next level?
Sofia Gjerstad
Gender and Palestinian hip hop
Soudeh Ghafferi
Performing religious rituals through hip-hop rhythms
Chair: Teresa Bean
PANEL: HIP HOP & PEDAGOGY
Güneş Güven
Rhyme & Reason
Carol Jean Gallo
Bongo Flava: Education and Hip Hop in Tanzania
Steven Gamble
The rap persona as a model of empowerment in Little Simz’s ‘Bars Simzson’
Silhouette Bushay
Hip-hop as critical pedagogy in academic spaces
Chair: Eithne Quinn