These organizations have been really helpful to us in supporting our cause and the community. We are in the process of updating this page, so not every organization is here yet.
| Hip Hop Congress - Denver Chapter | |
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Hip-Hop Congress is a 501 (c) 3 Nonprofit Corporation. The Hip-Hop Congress provides the Hip-Hop Generation and the Post Hip-Hop Generation with the tools, resources and opportunities to make social, economic and political change on a local, regional and national level. Hip-Hop Congress is the product of a merger of artists and students, music and community. It achieves this mission in a variety of ways. |
| Detour Productions | |
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Detour Production in is Midwest based production company that caters to Urban Culture through dance, music, life style , and various other forms of entertainment. We have dedicated our new site to be a one-stop shop for information on all things Urban culture, specifically in Denver Colorado. There Established in 2005, and re-established in 2009, Detour Production has been able to create some of the most creative events and designs around. We strive to bring you the freshest ideas in the Urban Culture and cutting edge artists in its movement. |
| Pioneer Breakers |
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Pioneer Breakers is the STUDENT ORGANIZATION at the UNIVERSITY OF DENVER which allows students to get in touch with their hip hop roots particularly the dance of breakin. We want a people to come to breaking practice and feel better about themselves and grow as a person physically and mentally. Age, race, color, or other factors do not matter in breaking. Everyone is accepted because breaking realizes that everyone's unique style will be unleashed when they are trained properly. Pioneer Breakers works closely with the organization Dance2Live. Best place to get in touch with this Organization is through their Facebook group, Pioneer Breakers: http://bit.ly/dvLGh3 You can also contact Monique Sar: 720-240-7869 |
| The GRO Project |
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"Our Project is to develop the inherent possibilities of individuals and their passions. For our concepts to evolve, we must be rooted in tradition while striving for progress. Tradition without tprogress is static and outdated, while progress without tradition lacks a solid foundation. To be bale to truly thrive is to be connected to both tradition and progress. GRO."
Contact The GRO Project here: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Visit their website: http://www.thegroproject.com/ |
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| National Breakin' League |
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Founded in 2006 as the world’s first Breakin' league, the National Breakin' League is growing in popularity as the next evolution of our culture. Breakin' culture has the intensity, the flash, and the competitive nature to flourish in a full-fledged league environment. Finally there is a structured medium for league style competition complete with teams (crews), scheduled season matchups, and a national championship. From September through April, teams will battle monthly for state supremacy and invited to the national championship in Phoenix, Arizona. Being eligible for the N.B.L national championship event is the most important goal for every team in the league. |
| Generation Bboy: The Breaker's One Stop Shop | |
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Generation Bboy is a new division of Dance2live School of Breakin' that retails breakin specific gear. We are doing our best to bring all styles of bboy & hip hop gear and clothing to you in all colors. We have been developing our product line over the last year and reviewing brands in our local Colorado bboy scene. This way you will get the best product out there. Our goals is to make breakin gear affordable to everyone and also easily available. We hate waiting for gear to show up in the mail or to find out our new $30 head spin beanie doesn't work very well or falls apart after only a few uses. |
| Asian Avenue Magazine | |
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Asian Avenue magazine is a full-color monthly magazine that features aspects of the Asian and Asian American community in the Denver and Boulder area. The magazine, which began in July 2006, builds bridges of awareness, knowledge and understanding between the diverse Asian Pacific American (APA) communities and the general public through cultural insights, pop culture, news and information. The magazine sponsors annual events including Miss Asian American Colorado, Joy of Living Club, and Asian American Film Series. |
