HipHop Fraternity Joins White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention Committee

In a groundbreaking move, the HipHop Fraternity (HHF) has been chosen to join the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention committee, led by Vice President Kamala Harris. This decision underscores the significant impact and reach of HHF, a nationwide organization operating in 32 states with a membership exceeding 10,000 and rapidly growing

The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention was established to address the urgent issue of gun violence in America. The initiative, spearheaded by VP Harris, aims to implement comprehensive strategies to reduce gun violence through policy changes, community engagement, and support for affected families. By including HHF in this committee, the White House recognizes the organization's unique ability to connect with communities, especially the youth, and influence positive change.

Founded by DR. Ken IVY, with James CB Gray as the CEO, the HipHop Fraternity provides exclusive opportunities for its members, including free radio play, nationwide shows, and access to A&Rs and industry labels. It also offers a platform for kids starting at age 10, fostering a supportive environment for aspiring artists. The fraternity’s involvement in the gun violence prevention initiative highlights its commitment to social issues and community empowerment.

A notable addition to HHF’s leadership is Addison Asha Castleberry-Hernandez, who recently joined as the Director of Veteran Affairs. Castleberry-Hernandez has an extensive background in national security and defense, serving as a White House correspondent and a senior advisor on veteran affairs. Her role within HHF will focus on supporting veteran members and leveraging the fraternity’s resources to address their unique needs.

Additionally, Ice T, a legendary figure in the hip-hop community and a staunch advocate against gun violence, is actively involved in this initiative. Not only is Ice T a member of the HipHop Fraternity, but he also serves as a national spokesman for the organization. His participation brings significant visibility and influence, reinforcing the fraternity's commitment to making a tangible impact. Ice T’s involvement emphasizes the cultural and social responsibility that the hip-hop community holds in addressing and combating gun violence.

The HipHop Fraternity's participation in the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention committee is a testament to its influence and dedication to societal betterment. By working alongside the White House, HHF is poised to make a substantial impact on reducing gun violence and promoting peace and safety within communities across the nation.