4th Annual
BRIDGING THE GAP CONFERENCE
"Did Hip Hop Make Me Do It?"


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For Immediate Release

4th Annual Bridging the Gap Conference
Hip Hop Made Me Do It?
February 22, 2008

BERKELEY, CALIF. - January 31, 2008


Brought to you by the Graduate Minority Students' Project of the Graduate Assembly at the University of California, Berkeley
Graduate Minority Student Project Coordinator
Graduate Assembly
UC, Berkeley
510-642-2876

 


CLICK HERE to see video of last year's conference

Goal of the Conference

The purpose of the 3rd Annual "Bridging the Gap: Keeping Hip Hop Alive From Old Skool 2 Hyphy " conference is to facilitate an intergenerational dialogue between the hip hop generation and activists for civil rights and black power issues to assist them in sharing resources, strategies, and visions that will empower them achieve black reparations. The conference also strives to build networks between different organizations and segments of the black spiritual faith community. Few forums exist where African Americans are provided the space to dialogue about the issues that matter most to them. "Bridging the Gap" provides such a forum.

This conference sponsored by:

The Graduate Minority Student Project of the Graduate Assembly

This conference was co-sponsored by :

o African Initiative of American Friends Service Committee
o African Youth Exchange of AFSC
o Foundations for Our Nu Alkebulan/Afrikan Millennium (FONAMI)
o House of UNITY/One United Resource System
o Black Graduate Student Associations
o National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N'COBRA)
o African Initiative of American Friends Service Committee
o African Youth Exchange of AFSC
o Foundations for Our Nu Alkebulan/Afrikan Millennium (FONAMI)
o House of UNITY/One United Resource System
o Black Graduate Student Association
o Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
o African People's Socialist Party
o International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement
o National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
o California Coalition for H.R. 40
o Black Radical Congress
o Pan African Network
o Jubilee Debt Cancellation Network
o Jericho Amnesty Movement (for Political Prisioners)
o P.O.C.C.
o BayLoc