Hip Hop Caucus' Clean Energy Now! Bus Tour @ US Capitol Tuesday! Be There!

Just received a special request to attend this particular event. I'd be there if I could! Can you make it?


photo: Gloria Reuben playing Jeanie Boulet on ER

A Hip Hop Caucus CLEAN ENERGY NOW! BUS TOUR Washington, DC Event

FEATURING: Rev. Yearwood, President of Hip Hop Caucus, Actress Gloria Reuben, US EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, hip hop artists, DJ Biz Markie, Alliance for Climate Protection CEO Maggie Fox, and youth activists and performers

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24th, 11:30 am
US Capitol Building Reflecting Pool
3rd St. and Maryland Ave SW, Washington, DC

The event is free and open to the public.


photo: Columbia, MO Tour stop

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photo: Bobby Kennedy and Gloria, 2009.

We Can Make It Happen. Coming to a Campus Near You!

Received the below email this morning from the Hip Hop Caucus. HeadCount is a partner of the Clean Energy Now! Tour -


Nicole,

The Hip Hop Caucus along with the Alliance for Climate Protection's Repower America campaign and a diverse coalition of partners, is launching the Hip Hop Caucus Clean Energy Now! Tour today.

The Hip Hop Caucus Clean Energy Now! Tour is a shared effort that will amplify the voices of young people and communities of color fighting for a clean energy future.

We're holding a variety of events - including community rallies, roundtables on college campuses, tours of clean energy job sites, and musical events in the below communities. Get event details here.

2/18: New Orleans, LA
2/19: Little Rock, AR
2/20: Columbia, MO
2/21: St. Louis, MO
2/21: Indianapolis, IN
2/22: Indianapolis, IN
2/22: Bloomington, IN
2/22: Columbus, OH
2/23: Washington DC
2/24: Washington, DC

Follow us for the next seven days as we post videos, articles, photos and news from the road!

It's time for clean energy now, we can make it happen.

For Future Generations,
Rev Yearwood