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ABOUT US
Our Mission
The Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx celebrates and preserves the history of local and global Hip Hop music and culture to inspire, empower, and promote understanding.
Our Vision
A future where the world is inspired by Hip Hop’s authentic innovation,
gifting respect, opportunity and peace to all people.
gifting respect, opportunity and peace to all people.
Seven Values
Authenticity: We stay true to the roots of Hip Hop, ensuring that our culture’s powerful voice is preserved.
Inclusivity: We represent the diversity within Hip Hop, offering equal space to all voices regardless of race, gender, or background.
Education: We are the Official Record of Hip Hop, educating visitors about multifaceted aspects of our culture: DJ’ing, MC’ing, breaking, graffiti, knowledge and more.
Innovation: We embrace and incorporate new ideas and technologies that push the boundaries of Hip Hop culture, ensuring its relevance and dynamism.
Community: We maintain the bridge between Hip Hop’s pioneers and new generations, fostering community, united in our passion and respect for the culture.
Integrity: We prioritize cultural impact over financial gain, and advocate for fair industry practices.
Social Responsibility: We address and engage with social issues, continuing Hip Hop’s legacy of activism and advocacy for the disenfranchised.
Inclusivity: We represent the diversity within Hip Hop, offering equal space to all voices regardless of race, gender, or background.
Education: We are the Official Record of Hip Hop, educating visitors about multifaceted aspects of our culture: DJ’ing, MC’ing, breaking, graffiti, knowledge and more.
Innovation: We embrace and incorporate new ideas and technologies that push the boundaries of Hip Hop culture, ensuring its relevance and dynamism.
Community: We maintain the bridge between Hip Hop’s pioneers and new generations, fostering community, united in our passion and respect for the culture.
Integrity: We prioritize cultural impact over financial gain, and advocate for fair industry practices.
Social Responsibility: We address and engage with social issues, continuing Hip Hop’s legacy of activism and advocacy for the disenfranchised.
990s
Click here to download the THHM 2019 990.
Click here to download the THHM 2020 990.
Click here to download the THHM 2021 990.
Click here to download the THHM 2022 990.
MEET OUR FOUNDING MEMBERS AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Founding Members
Board of Trustees
Statement Regarding The THHM
The Hip Hop Museum (THHM) is making this statement to clarify the use of the adjective “universal” in its name. As used in the organization’s name, The Hip Hop Museum, “Universal” refers to the recognition of the global impact, the ethnically and culturally diverse nature, and the impact of Hip Hop over the past almost 50 years since its inception. The Hip Hop Museum has no corporate or organizational relationships with any organizations with “Universal” in their names. The THHM is a recognized 501(c)(3) organization and has no corporate or organizational relationships with Universal Records, Universal Pictures, the Universal Zulu Nation, or any other such named organization.
