THE INDIGENOUS HIP HOP FORUM GULU 2012

7th JAN. 2012 marks The Uganda's Indigenous Luga Flow hip hop movement Waving the flag to Peace, build, unify and educate the youth using the hip hop approach in Gulu (G-Town)

 Some of the participants of Gulu Indigenous Hip Hop 2012

Emcees, journalsits, Fashion Designers & artists  traveled to go and build with the hip hop family in Gulu. This journey was an experience to share knowledge on how we can continue to lay strong foundation through our commitment to the hip hop culture. 

GIlbert documenting the forum

Sista Candace giving her opinion during the forum

Szanie sharing some art experience a brother from Gulu

We  discussed issues regarding the state of hip hop in Uganda and the world, looking at how this kulture has empowered and inspired young men and women to become a movement of advocates and community peace builders and most importantly how it has reconnected our youth generation to the idea of preserving our culture and celebrating our traditions.

ladies corner

young ladies showinhg thier pass the give wrist bands

Through the series of THE BAVUBUKA REGIONAL INDIGENOUS HIP HOP FORUMS we were blessed to witness the great desire of many youth wanting to engage in opportunities that give them a chance to be fully resourced to grow, thrive and build their community. It's with this observation that we as the Bavubuka Foundation have chose to support these young hip hop communities By providing them access to our new initiative called the Bavubuka Community Indigenous Hip Hop Entrepreneurship Fund established to provide start up capital for self sustainable hip hop community initiatives that will also loan out funds to its members for development of their own projects.

Young mother sharing her views in the forum

Bavubuka Foundation is proud to continue exposing the truth of the Indigenous emcees and bringing power back to the youth to understand the strength in unified concepts of movements to represent their communities Dreams and Visions.

Bavubuka Foundation with Rumnant Voice youths in Gulu

G-Town we can't wait to continue share, learn and build together for the greater benefit of the future of the young people who represent our Hip Hop communities.

VIDEO SHOOT EXPERIENCE IN GULU

Jefferson during the video shoot

Andrew of Remnant Voice

The Remnant Voice

Forum Poster for three regions in Uganda

THIS IS THE INDIGENOUS HIP HOP TOUR 

 All media Coverage by:
Bwette Daniel Gilbert
Szanie Elvis Lusiba