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For the 4th episode of Back To Reading Credits, Wes Jackson sat down with fashion legend April Walker to discuss her early years, pioneering streetwear silhouettes, and her favorite print. 👗👟
Watch the full episode and learn more of her story: https://youtu.be/MNQLYKqso5E?si=QOOEE-U711nZ2ogx
Learn more about Michael Brun's BAYO Tour in our 2018-produced video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly2PF-Ij3Uw.
Hope to see you at BAYO this Sat, June 15, at !
Thank you for tuning in to our Town Hall: “Confronting Misogynoir in Hip-Hop"
S/o to our esteemed panel Nikki Duncan-Smith, Roxanne Shante, Stacey Barthe, Ivie Ani, Toni Blackman, & Council Member Farah N. Louis for sharing their powerful insights 🔥
Watch the full conversation: www.youtube.com/live/3Xj381OnfKI?si=j6Q8KGBf0zj04e_C
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New Panelist Added 🚨
Stacy Barthe, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, is joining our Town Hall panel for “Confronting Misogynoir in Hip-Hop” tomorrow, Thurs, 5/23!
RSVP to join the conversation in-person or watch the livestream: https://bit.ly/3vUR8Vs
Yes, we are! 😉
'Girls Aren't Funny,' produced by BRIC TV, was mentioned in Deadline Hollywood! Directed by Jasia Ka & written by Amamah Sardar, this dramedy shares the stories of up-and-coming women comedians in NYC.
We're proud to be a part of this! Read more:
A group of writers and directors are hoping their independent TV projects can break through and find their way to the small screen.
Congratulations to Girls Aren't Funny & Problematic for their wins at SeriesFest! 🏆
Girls Aren’t Funny scooped up Best Writer, while Problematic snagged Best Digital Short. Shoutout to Jasia Ka, Amamah Sardar, Pranav Behari, + Aditi Natasha Kini for their incredible work! 👏
This 🌎 check out our Featured Focus: Sustainability series, highlighting the ways our communities are making an impact!
From establishing Prospect Park’s goat patrol to why you should eat bugs, learn how NYC is saving the planet!
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The Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse is on a mission to divert as much electronic waste from landfills as possible.Through their recycling program, NYC residents ca...
Excited to get these conversations started! Panelists to be announced soon ☑️
Town Hall is back with “Confronting Misogynoir in Hip-Hop” on May 23!
This season BRIC TV is shining light on the complexity of representation and hypersexuality for Black women within the hip-hop community. Will we see you there?
RSVP: https://bit.ly/3vUR8Vs
D-Nice is bringing all the vibes to BRIC House June 12! 🎧🎶⭐️
Grab your ticket in support of BRIC!
So much to do in Brooklyn this April! Start spring off right.
Bring female voices to the big screen!
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Got your post-Oscar weekend plans lined up? Don't miss out on the chilling pre-order for "The Woods Are Real" 🎥💫
In this BRIC produced film, we follow Joba and Quincy, a wealthy Brooklyn couple who value charity above all. But when a friend returns from a country pilgrimage to challenge their bleeding hearts, they accept an invitation that will change their lives forever.
Watch if you dare → https://apple.co/3SV4qd4
Joba and Quincy are a privileged, fiercely progressive Brooklyn couple - they buy the right things, donate to the proper foundations, and march for ev…
Chosen as this week's Vimeo Staff Pick, BRIC TV's Dollar Pizza Documentary is a flowing, poetic, and surprisingly philosophical portrait of "everyday" New Yorkers through the one food virtually everyone loves: pizza. Watch now! https://vimeo.com/903433306
Two projects supported by the BRIClab Film + TV residency are now available to stream on PBS's online platform POV: "Uýra – The Rising Forest" by 2020/21 BRIClab residents Juliana Curi, Martina Sönksen, & Lívia Cheibub and "Between Earth & Sky" by 2021/22 BRIClab resident Andrew Nadkarni!
Watch the films now at pbs.org/pov.
Happy ! is an Emmy award-winning cable TV and digital network reflecting the best that Brooklyn has to offer. The best part? You can watch live on YouTube from anywhere in the world: https://bit.ly/3sGRj5d
Congrats to 2023 BRIC Media Share grantee Red Hook Art Project! Co-Founder/Exec Director Tiffiney Davis was a guest on NBC's The Kelly Clarkson Show yesterday. She's a community change-maker bringing art, music & writing programs to Brooklyn.
Learn more about her work: https://bit.ly/46WVPeC
Statistics show 51% of rappers die by homicide. Our first Town Hall of the new season: “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion: The Health Crisis in Hip Hop" tackled this issue and what we can do to change it. Read more:
Statistics show 51 percent of rappers die by homicide.
As the world celebrates Hip-Hop’s 50th Anniversary this year, we commemorated the global art form with a live Town Hall discussion on the relationship between the Hip-Hop and health. Read more from BK Reader:
During the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hip, BRIC tackles the health disparities impacting rappers' lives and deaths.
What an unforgettable night at BRIC House!🎤
Huge shout-out to Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado for not only giving the opening remarks but also surprising us with some bars for our live Town Hall audience! 🔥
Major props to Nikki Duncan Smith for leading the evening with unmatched energy as the moderator and host. 🎙
A big thank you to our esteemed panel Styles P, DJ Enuff, and a special nod to our event partner Hip Hop Public Health, as well as all the tabling partners and activations.
Missed it live? Catch the full session on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/ebgJpmxAR6U
🗣️ Join us at Town Hall on Thursday, October 5th as we welcome Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado, the first person of color to represent upstate New York in Congress!
His track record includes fighting for quality healthcare, universal Pre-K, veterans' rights, and small businesses. Before his current role, he empowered youth through hip hop, practiced law with a focus on justice reform, and more.
Delgado's diverse experiences make him a bridge builder for all. Don't miss his inspiring opening remarks! 🤝
Doors 5:30pm | Live Broadcast 7:00pm. Free with RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
Only 26.4% of Black and Hispanic men ages 18-44 who experience mental health challenges actually seek treatment.
In our Town Hall on Thursday, October 5th, we will delve into a critical discussion on the health and mental well-being of rap artists. We seek to understand how enhancing their health outcomes can serve as a blueprint for broader societal improvements.
Doors 5:30pm/Live Broadcast 7pm. RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
"Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop” is not just a conversation, it's an entire evening of events you do not want to miss!
Beginning at 5:30 pm on Thursday, October 5th, come by BRIC House for a pre-event reception featuring a mobile barber shop, health check-ups, and fresh juices.
Presented by BRIC TV in partnership with Hip Hop Public Health, Town Hall will bring together experts and leaders to discuss the health and mental health of rap artists and see how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all.
The event is free with RSVP, or turn on notifications to watch the livestream on YouTube. https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
Join us on October 5th for a critical discussion at the Town Hall, "Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop," where we will be joined by Chi Ossé, Council Member for NYC's 36th District, known for his role in the Black Lives Matter movement.
Elected at 23, the youngest council member chairs the Brooklyn Delegation and the NYC Council Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries, and International Intergroup Relations. He's also the son of Reggie Osse, aka 'Combat Jack,' a well-respected entertainment attorney and podcast pioneer in hip hop.
Doors 5:30pm | Live Broadcast 7:00pm. Free with RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
For the first time EVER, Town Hall has a new host – legendary Hip-Hop journalist Nicole Duncan-Smith, who has written for VIBE, The Source, Jones Magazine, AtlantaBlackStar.com, OprahDaily.com, theGrio.com, BET, AllHipHop.com, and more. RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
It's time to have a difficult conversation about the pressing issues surrounding the health and well-being of artists in the Hip-Hop industry.
Join and Hip Hop Public Health on October 5th for a thought-provoking Town Hall, "Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop."
More info and RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
Who better to have a crucial conversation regarding the pressing issues surrounding the health and well-being of artists in the Hip-Hop industry with than DJ Enuff?
Join us at BRIC House on Thursday, October 5th for a thought-provoking Town Hall, titled "Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop."
Doors 5:30pm | Live Broadcast 7:00pm. Free with RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f
Join us for an unforgettable conversation on the intersection of health and hip-hop with none other than Styles P, the renowned rapper and entrepreneur from The LOX
Get ready to dive deep into this crucial dialogue during our upcoming Town Hall. But that's not all – kickstart the day with pre-event activations featuring the nutritious goodness of Juices For Life.
Get ready to dive deep into this crucial dialogue during our upcoming Town Hall. RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG
Join and Hip Hop Public Health on October 5 for a thought-provoking Town Hall, titled "Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop." This crucial conversation will delve into the pressing issues surrounding the health and well-being of artists in the Hip-Hop industry, addressing important questions and shedding light on critical matters. https://bit.ly/3PkGTiY
The legendary Reggie Osse, aka Combat Jack was no stranger to talking about health and Hip-Hop. He stopped by BRIC to talk about the power of Hip-Hop as an artform and his views on our responsibility of taking care of ourselves. His son the Honorable Chi Osse, Councilman of District 36 is one of our esteemed panelists in our next Town Hall.
In this Town Hall, we will delve into a critical discussion on the health and mental well-being of rap artists. We seek to understand how enhancing their health outcomes can serve as a blueprint for broader societal improvements.
Doors 5:30pm/Live Broadcast 7pm. RSVP: https://bit.ly/3PkGTiY
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For the 4th episode of Back To Reading Credits, Wes Jackson sat down with fashion legend April Walker to discuss her early years, pioneering streetwear silhouettes, and her favorite print. 👗👟 Watch the full episode and learn more of her story: https://youtu.be/MNQLYKqso5E?si=QOOEE-U711nZ2ogx
Moderator Nikki Duncan-Smith invites you to #BHeard Town Hall on “Confronting Misogynoir in Hip-Hop” 💬 Tune in 5/23 for this essential conversation with Roxanne Shanté, Ivie Ani, Toni Blackman, & Council Member Farah N. Louis. Can't make it? Watch live—https://bit.ly/3vUR8Vs.
Congratulations to Girls Aren't Funny & Problematic for their wins at SeriesFest! 🏆 Girls Aren’t Funny scooped up Best Writer, while Problematic snagged Best Digital Short. Shoutout to Jasia Ka, Amamah Sardar, Pranav Behari, + Aditi Natasha Kini for their incredible work! 👏
Who better to talk about health in hip-hop than Styles P? 🎤 At last fall’s #BHeard Town Hall, we delved into the health and well-being of Hip-Hop's iconic MCs. 🎦Wanna hear more? Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebgJpmxAR6U
Do you have the mindset to deal with whatever challenges come your way? Dr. Olajide Williams, Neurologist and Founder of Hip Hop Public Health has an approach worth replicating. Our most recent #BHeard Town Hall, titled “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop,” looked at the health and mental health of rap artists and saw how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all. You can watch the full discussion on YouTube: https://bit.ly/bheardtownhalls #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
Wishing you all a happy and healthy New Year with this message from Kurtis Blow! ✨🎶 Our most recent #BHeard Town Hall, titled “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop,” looked at the health and mental health of rap artists and see how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all. You can watch the full discussion on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/ebgJpmxAR6U #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
This is your reminder to listen to your body. ✨ Let’s head into the new year refreshed and recharged. Shoutout to Keith Nelson Jr. for keeping it 💯 Our most recent #BHeard Town Hall, titled “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop,” looked at the health and mental health of rap artists and see how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all. You can watch the full discussion on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RrlJRm #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
We have to invest in our children and school institutions. Period. Dr. Olajide Williams, Neurologist and Founder of Hip Hop Public Health has been doing just that. Our most recent #BHeard Town Hall, titled “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop,” looked at the health and mental health of rap artists and see how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all. You can watch the full discussion on YouTube at bit.ly/bheardtownhalls. #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
Happy #WorldTelevisionDay! #BRICTV is an Emmy award-winning cable TV and digital network reflecting the best that Brooklyn has to offer. The best part? You can watch live on YouTube from anywhere in the world: https://bit.ly/3sGRj5d
One bad decision can change your whole life. Shoutout to DJ Enuff for keeping it real. Our most recent #BHeard Town Hall, titled "Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop," looked at the health and mental health of rap artists and see how improving their health outcomes can become a model for all. You can watch the full discussion on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/ebgJpmxAR6U
Bob Celstin is an industry heavyweight with an impressive background. He's a graduate of Yale University and Columbia School of Law, with over 25 years of experience practicing entertainment law in NYC. 🎶 He's been the mastermind behind some of the biggest names in music, responsible for negotiating and signing multi-platinum recording artists and producers such as Mary J. Blige, Diddy, Pop Smoke, ###Tentacion, and more. Get ready to be inspired and gain insights from a true industry icon at the #BHeard Town Hall Event. Doors 5:30pm | Live Broadcast 7:00pm. Free with RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
Only 26.4% of Black and Hispanic men ages 18-44 who experience mental health challenges actually seek treatment. In our #BHeard Town Hall on Thursday, October 5th, we will delve into a critical discussion on the health and mental well-being of rap artists. We seek to understand how enhancing their health outcomes can serve as a blueprint for broader societal improvements. Doors 5:30pm/Live Broadcast 7pm. RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopWellness #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop
Keith Nelson is a writer by fate and journalist by passion, who has connected dots to form the bigger picture for Men’s Health, leading the company’s first ever venture into Hip-Hop Health, including a six-artist cover spread celebrating Hip Hop 50, panel series exploring Hip-Hop’s connection to Black men’s health journeys in America, and more. Join us, along with Keith, at BRIC House on Thursday, October 5th for a thought-provoking #BHeard Town Hall, titled “Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion?: The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop.” Doors 5:30pm | Live Broadcast 7:00pm. Free with RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop #PublicHealth #HealthLiteracy
For the first time EVER, #BHeard Town Hall has a new host – legendary Hip-Hop journalist Nicole Duncan-Smith, who has written for VIBE, The Source, Jones Magazine, AtlantaBlackStar.com, OprahDaily.com, theGrio.com, BET, AllHipHop.com, and more. RSVP: https://bit.ly/45kDG9f #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopWellness #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop
The legendary Reggie Osse, aka Combat Jack was no stranger to talking about health and Hip-Hop. He stopped by BRIC to talk about the power of Hip-Hop as an artform and his views on our responsibility of taking care of ourselves. His son the Honorable Chi Osse, Councilman of District 36 is one of our esteemed panelists in our next #BHeard Town Hall. In this #BHeard Town Hall, we will delve into a critical discussion on the health and mental well-being of rap artists. We seek to understand how enhancing their health outcomes can serve as a blueprint for broader societal improvements. Doors 5:30pm/Live Broadcast 7pm. RSVP: https://bit.ly/3PkGTiY #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopWellness #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop
Producer Tadia Toussaint invites you to an important conversation on Thursday, 10/5 -- Dead Rappers Get Better Promotion? The Health Crisis in Hip-Hop, a #BHeard Town Hall at BRIC House (647 Fulton St, Brooklyn). In this #BHeard Town Hall, we delve into a critical discussion on the health and mental well-being of rap artists. We seek to understand how enhancing their health outcomes can serve as a blueprint for broader societal improvements. Doors 5:30pm/Live Broadcast 7pm. https://bit.ly/3PkGTiY #HipHop #WellnessCheck #MentalHealth #HipHopWellness #HipHopHeals #HealthinHipHop #HipHop50 #BrooklynHipHop
The residents have the right!! Local politicians, activists, journalists and community members unpacked some of the most important—and most difficult— issues facing our borough at our latest #BHeard Town Hall. Watch the full event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FugBoYNR8uk
The more you know! 🧐 Local politicians, activists, journalists and community members unpacked some of the most important—and most difficult— issues facing our borough at our latest #BHeard Town Hall. Watch the full event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FugBoYNR8uk
The homeless population in NYC has reached the highest levels since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Why is it that Black and brown folk are most vulnerable to becoming unhoused? Can the cycle be unbroken? Watch the latest episode of #BHeard Docs: Almost Home, available now at https://youtu.be/VbMqWocNTbE. #bheard #brictv #bhearddocs #housinginsecurity #nyc #brooklyn #documentaries
The housing crisis in NYC is an emergency and should be treated as one. Local politicians, activists, journalists and community members unpacked some of the most important—and most difficult— issues facing our borough at our latest #BHeard Town Hall. Watch the full event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FugBoYNR8uk
