Pepatián’s HIP-HOP ACADEMY
Pepatián's Bronx Hip-Hop Academy began in 2004-05 from a desire to support the development of Hip-Hop in its birthplace by connecting local professional teaching artists/entrepreneurs with local youth for greater arts enrichment.
Artists teach the history and artistry of Hip-Hop at an accessible, grassroots level appropriate for teens, high school and college students.
HIP-HOP HOMELANDS
Pepatián's Bronx Hip-Hop Homelands began in 2019 to offer up-and-coming women and gender non-conforming dance and spoken word artists space to share and develop their craft in performance. Co-curated and hosted by La Bruja and Rokafella.
THIS JOURNAL WAS DESIGNED BY WANDA RAIMUNDI-ORTIZ
2004 - 2015
WORKSHOPS
Music, Dance, Visual Arts, Spoken Word, Entrepreneurship for Teens
Teaching artists have provided Hip-Hop Academy workshops at after-school programs, community centers, colleges and universities:
Boricua College
Bronx Museum of the Arts
Bronx International School
Bronx High School of Visual Arts
BronxWorks (1130 Grand Concourse)
BronxWorks Betances Community Center
Cornell University
Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center
New Settlement’s Program for Girls and Young Women
The Point CDC
WHEDCo South Bronx Early College Academy Charter School
Words, Beats & Life The Teach-In: Remixing the Art of Social Change
Workshops offer participants skills, historical awareness, and access to hip-hop culture born in the Bronx,

