All Tribes SF

10/17/2025

King Mighty DJ Delrokz is raising funds for his class.

Right now, any contribution you make to my project will be boosted 50% by W. Kamau Bell's Big Student Surprise. This is an amazing opportunity for his students! Your donation will brighten his students' school year.

If we can raise $570 dollars today they can meet their GOAL!

Help me give my students a space to work towards collaboration and conflict resolution. I love and care deeply for my students, and I know they deserve a collaborative space where they can come tog...

07/06/2021

Peace Family

We Are Back!!

And This week We will begin discussions on Hip Hop History from Around The World.
Starting with “Disco Daddy”- The Father of West Coast Hip Hop and how the West Opened the door for Artists around the world to be Heard.

Join us on Friday at 8pm EST on Zoom to hear directly from the First Hip Hop Artist from outside of New York to get Radio Play and learn more about his journey and contributions in the Culture we Know and Love as Hip Hop.

See You There.

Keep It Hip Hop 4Eva!

Love, Blessings &
Universal Peace ✌🏽

Click https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82947756438?pwd=NGlwNHMwUGRGNEI3VjJVNlB1S2MxUT09 to start or join a scheduled Zoom meeting

07/06/2021

Ahki Crayone interview with on IG Live later today 4PM PST

Join us today at 7pm EST for an Instagram Live Art Talk with pioneering Bay Area artist Crayone. Crayone started out as a breakdancer in the 1980s and by the mid-80s was hooked on graffiti. He is a member of TWS, the first graffiti crew from the Bay Area whose style was advanced and futuristic from the inception and looked beyond the NYC movement to carve out their own style and identity. Over the years he became known globally and moved to creating murals, works on canvas, jewelry and music. Today he is an active firefighter with art serving as a positive way to contribute to his community. Join us to learn more about the early days of Bay Area graffiti and Crayone's personal journey.

07/01/2021

Mark your calendars! Our long awaited Afro-Asian Solidarity event series is coming back July 12th from 6-8PM PST! This event will highlight Hip Hop as the ultimate pathway for solidarity by showcasing live performances from Black and Asian artists, a brief Afro-Asian solidarity workshop hosted by Hip Hop For Change’s very own, Unlearn The World and Stephanie Liem , and a live panel discussion asking Hip Hop artists how they see and use Hip Hop Culture as a bridge for multiculturalism and solidarity. This virtual event will be hosted virtually via Zoom and will be free and open to all ages.

RSVP NOW: bit.ly/AAS3LINK

Meet our panelists:

06/16/2021

05/05/2021

We are thrilled to announce the date for our 5th Annual Environmental Justice Summit will be Thursday May 20th! Although this year’s event will be virtual, it will still be FREE and we have a full day of environmental equity discussions, performances and other ways to get involved in the fight for climate action!

The Environmental Justice Summit is a bold platform for representation and activism that elevates and amplifies the voice and power of people of color as leaders in the Environmental Justice Movement.n Environmentalism is a movement that impacts all classes, colors, and demographics of society and yet there is a lack of diversity in the environmental movement.

On May 20th, leading POC environmental organizers from the Bay Area and beyond will come together to share experiences and discuss steps to diversify the Green Movement and discuss specific needs of our most vulnerable communities.

This event is made possible with generous support from

LIVE PERFORMANCES BY:

SA-ROC (RHYMESAYERS)
EASTSHORE HIGHWAY (GRAND NATIONXL)
DJ SHORTKUT (BEAT JUNKIES) x B-BOY ARK (808 BREAKERS)
DJ D-SHARP (GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS)
RAS K'DEE (AUDIO PHARMACY)

AND A SPECIAL SURPRISE GUEST ???

HOSTED BY KHAFRE JAY & UNLEARN THE WORLD

Register at: http://bit.ly/ejs-2021

05/05/2021

Happy AAPI Heritage Month

"You will never get anymore
out of life than you expect!!" - Bruce Lee

Do not settle for anything less than the best from the world AND yourself. Do not let anyone attempt to pacify you or your community with the bare minimum.

EXPECT fair treatment
EXPECT access to resources
EXPECT justice and accountability
EXPECT to be considered in the larger conversation

Do not shrink away. Demand what it yours.

Please DONATE today so that we can continue to empower our youth and communities through Hip Hop. Link in bio.

03/30/2021

April 8th at 2pm - bit.ly/HH4CWJZ

Come to our virtual award ceremony & celebrate with us!

In October 2020, Hip Hop For Change received a prestigious community award from the Zellerbach Family Foundation in recognition of the revolutionary work we’ve been doing to amplify the voices and experiences of marginalized BIPOC communities.

Come celebrate Hip Hop For Change winning the William J. Zellerbach Award For Social Change with the HH4C staff, local artists, and the Zellerbach Family Foundation! Join moderator in conversation with (Executive Director), (Development Director), (Education Director), and (Communications Director). Featuring live performances by , and . Experience the force of art and culture being deployed to express, educate, empower, and transform!