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03 — Hip Hop Institute 4 Peace · Collaboration

CULTURE CREATES CONNECTION.

Culture. Relationships. Global Connection.

Capabilities — Partnerships • Experiential • Marketing + Growth

Hip Hop 4 Peace logo — peace-sign hand mark with HIP HOP 4 PEACE wordmark

Verified result

#KICKRACISM

CAMPAIGN CREATIVE + PRODUCTION

A curated Grammys-weekend segment with the Batiste Family opened the door for two 2026 USC film graduates.

01

The Opportunity

A cultural peace movement with many voices and valuable connectors. The #KickRacism campaign needed outreach, relationships, event and production coordination — and creative work that kept culture at the center.

02

The WBC Approach

WBC led outreach and relationship development, coordinated event and production logistics, and created the graphic design, visuals and videos used at award ceremonies and other events. WBC also curated a segment during Grammys weekend with the Batiste Family — extending an opportunity to two 2026 USC film graduates — and secured partnerships with the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the Taglyan in Los Angeles, and other large-scale event arenas, alongside high-profile celebrities, government officials and members of high-ranking society.

03

What We Built

01#KickRacism campaign
02Outreach
03Relationship development
04Event + production coordination
05Graphic design
06Visuals + video production
07Grammys weekend segment curation
08Partnership securing
04

The Experience

Hip Hop 4 Peace logo — peace-sign hand mark with HIP HOP 4 PEACE wordmark
#KickRacism campaign creative direction
Johnea Wade, Production Coordinator for Hip Hop 4 Peace in partnership with UNESCO
05

The Movement

CAMPAIGN CREATIVE + PRODUCTION

Partnerships secured with the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. and the Taglyan in Los Angeles — plus other large-scale event arenas, high-profile celebrities, government officials and members of high-ranking society — relationship infrastructure that outlives any single event.

A curated Grammys-weekend segment with the Batiste Family opened the door for two 2026 USC film graduates.