Emile Jansen, Roberto Rivera
R250.00
Hip Hop as Healing is a counter-narrative in an age of global crises, widening inequities, and rising mental health struggles. While dominant narratives tell us that healing is impossible with a global shortage of culturally relevant therapists and lack of resources, this book insists that the medicine we need is already within our communities, cultures and creativity.
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Hip Hop As Healing
Drawing from indigenous knowledge and the traditions of Blues, Jazz, and Gospel, Hip Hop as Healing introduces the Critical Wellbeing paradigm: a framework that weaves Radical Love and Belonging, Culturally Grounded Wellbeing, and Participatory Governance into practices of resiliance and transformation.
Through stories, scholarship, and lived experience from across the globe, readers will encounter Hip Hop as more than music: it is a culture, a ceremony, a pedagogy, and a tool for collective flourishing. From New York City to South Africa, Chicago to New Zealand, Hip Hop as Healing uplifts the voices of artists, educators, and culture keepers who are building ecosystems of care.
With reflection questions, creative prompts, and links to music, film and resources, this book is both testimony and toolkit.
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