Brave Troubadours
As part of this ongoing educational series, episodes include 60 minutes of song, captivating videos and music-driven activism centered around the issues of our time (civil rights, climate advocacy, poverty and health). You’ll enjoy intimate 15-minute sets of music and stories from each artist, getting to know their talents, and the inspiration behind their work and community impact. Join audience members from around the country and let these amazing creatives refresh your faith in a kinder, more unified world, through the power of music.
Hope Rocks
HOPE ROCKS is a virtual dance party series led by “guest” DJs celebrating and honoring the promise of positive and peaceful change. DJs work their mixing magic to curate and reimagine a diverse selection of popular social change music from both new and traditional artists. Each episode is an opportunity to create experiences that will engage and inspire a new audience to get their groove on, activate their spirits, and...to get them hopeful again.
Accelerating Change
The Accelerating Change house concert series showcases activist musicians from our Accelerator Academy and Workshops. After completing the academy or workshop, each Accelerator artist is offered this platform for their issue of concern. Accelerator artists are empowered to share their musical talents and inspirational stories with a new audience.
This year, the series reached more than 1,000 people around the country, and addressed issues including: immigration advocacy, racial justice, mental health, climate change, and youth empowerment.
Howard Podcast Collaborative
In partnership with students, faculty, and administrators at Howard University, Music to Life is developing an annual podcast development project to engage student teams in creating and curating a podcast series for musician change agents. Through future collaborations with national and regional nonprofits, the annual program will foster hands-on, real-life learning experiences for students, while also enriching the mission of charitable organizations like our own.
