How Hip Hop Makes a Community

Born out of the Bronx and often accompanying waves of cultural reckoning, hip hop has filled a social and creative void all over the world for almost five decades. Independent hip hop artist FatRat Da Czar explains the phenomenon of hip hop's deep impact on community development- first through individual self-actualization and second through community healing, expression and unification. Founder of nationally recognized World Famous Hip Hop Family Day, FatRat believes blazing the trail for young rappers and providing a healthy foundation for connection is and always will be his greatest legacy. For more references, visit: Love Peace and Hip Hop & World Famous Hip Hop Family Day FatRat Da Czar YOUmedia - learning labs network The Connectivity of Hip-Hop's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem - Kauffman Foundation The Healing Power of Hip Hop - The Conversation For more best practices and inspiring stories, visit

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How Hip Hop Makes a Community is an episode from How to Make a City - City Planning, Urban Development, and City Policy.

This episode is 31:10 long.

This episode was published on Jun 18, 2018.

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