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Q-Tip is the Kennedy Center’s first artistic director of hip-hop culture The rap legend is expected to begin curating performances at the Kennedy Center this summer.

Join us at Rice University on March 5-7 for the
HAVIKORO 17th Anniversary Competition. To learn more about the event. Go to the Havikoro 17th Anniversary Competition page on facebook!

We support the four pillars of Hip Hop in Houston! Check it out! Hip Hop lives!

Tune in tomorrow Wednesday 2/24 @ 7pm CST and call in 214.431.5062 to talk to Dr Pinn Live on 1 Kingdom Radio!

Tomorrow, on the 24th at 7, I will speaking with the folks from FBRN radio. You won't want to miss it!! If you want to listen in, simply click here: http://bit.ly/1mxoIQx look forward to having you tune in!

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If you missed CERCL and Rothko Chapel's collaboration, Still Dreaming: Black Lives Matter, Hip Hop, and MLK's Legacy featuring Dr. Toni Blackman, David Banner, Bun B, Dr. Anthony Pinn, and moderator, Dr. Aundrea Matthews you can watch it here.

Still Dreaming: Black Lives Matter, Hip Hop, and MLK’s Legacy

Hello Reli learners! Due to our media coverage on Black Voice, KPFT, 95.3 Jamz, and social media, we received a high demand for the CERCL Rothko Chapel Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.event on January 16, 2016 in Houston, Texas. Therefore, we will stream live on January 15, 2016 at 7pm CST. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOVmO08Joqo. Please tune in! Remember last year for the class, we streamed live from the Menil for the Dr. Martin Luther King celebration with Talib Kweli. This year it is David Banner! Its a Southern Perspective this time! We would love for you all to join in again this year!

Hello Reli learners, Please if you are in Houston you want to come to this. Demand is high. https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ec2nq6ok7b8db03b&oseq=&c=&ch=

Still Dreaming Wait List At Rothko Chapel Friday January 15, 2016 at 7:00 PM Central Standard Time

In 2013, SwishaHouse, became the first Houston recording label to be archived by the Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning (CERCL) at the Woodson Research Center Special Collections and University Archives at Rice University’s Fondren Library. We launched the archive with a panel discussion about the history of the label at Rice University's Grand Hall.

On World AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2015, we will team up again along with CCM Foundation to bring artists, including Bernard "Bun B" Freeman, CERCL Distinguished Lecturer, to Rice to discuss 34 years of World AIDS Day and Houston's response.

CERCL's Leadership Lecture Series advances understanding of Houston’s impact on national issues of religion, social justice, political equality, etc., by inviting noteworthy figures to give public lectures on related topics. All lectures and panel discussions are free and open to the public.

Today, in the Religion and Hip Hop course, students will hear from Hip Hop artists K-Rino, Von Won, Genesis Blu, and Kenza Dawn! We will discuss the future of Hip Hop!

Hello,Religion and Hip Hop Learners! If you are in Houston! Check this out. Help make a difference while you have a great time. Come as you are- Fly and Fabulous! Support the ways in which Hip Hop and Religion and have a positive impact in the community! Rice Owls baby! This is how we do it! Hope to see you in the House!