This day seminar will bring together people working in the field of hip hop, education and identities from a range of perspectives including sociology, culture and media studies and music. Speakers include Dr Patrick Turner (Goldsmiths College and London Metropolitan University), Dr Rupa Huq (Kingston University) and Dr Chris Richards (Institute of Education).

Lunch will be provided. Fee:  £20. Numbers are limited to 50. Please visit the online registration site to reserve a place. A detailed programme will be sent out early in May.

Organised by DARE (Digital Arts Research in Education) and MODE (Multimodal Methods for Researching Digital Data), Department of Culture, Communication and Media, Institute of Education, University of London.

Please note: The seminar is followed by a free public lecture by David Kirkland (New York University):

Rhythms of justice: using hip hop to teach global awareness and for social change. 17.30, Elvin Hall, Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way. Tea at 5pm; drinks and canapés after the lecture at 6.30pm