Using Rap as a means of expression, Re:Act focuses on human rights with the aim of educating, inspiring, and engaging young people to create change. The project is a collaboration between Rapolitics, the Danish Institute for Human Rights, and Roskilde Festival, supported by the Tuborg Foundation, the OpEn Fund, and the Sct. Stefan Foundation.

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At the end of 2024, Rapolitics launched Rapolitics Cyphers for the first time, introducing a monthly cypher featuring 12 rappers. The videos, aimed at highlighting human rights issues, became a huge success, and we look forward to producing even more cyphers in the coming years.

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Rapskolen is a free program for young people aged 16-23 who want to develop their musical and creative abilities. Participants get the opportunity to work on lyric writing, rhythm, performance, and recording in professional studios—all under the guidance of experienced instructors and guest artists from the music industry.

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In 2023 and 2024, Rapolitics established a Re:Act space at Roskilde Festival, featuring a three-day program. We are thrilled to continue this collaboration with Northern Europe's largest festival through 2025, 2026, and 2027.

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Misfitz is a rap program for young girls, non-binary individuals, and trans people, led by rapper Anna Vigsøe, with support from Nørrebro Local Council and the Danish Arts Foundation.

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In 2023 and 2024, Rapolitics hosted a one-day festival in Nørrebro, Copenhagen, highlighting political rappers and activist hip hop artists addressing human rights issues.

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At Distortion 2024, Rapolitics, in collaboration with Re:Act, hosted its own stage in Nørrebro for the first time ever, marking a historic moment as the legendary street festival introduced a dedicated rap-political stage.

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Support concert for civilian victims in Gaza. The project emerged through a collaboration between Rapolitics, Aarhus rapper Marwan, Train, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, and Urban Colorz.

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Support concert for civilian victims in Gaza. The project is a collaboration between Rapolitics, Forbrændingen, Mino Ung Vestegnen, and Team Gaza.

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The Rapfærdighed podcast, created in collaboration with Rapolitics, the Danish Institute for Human Rights, and Roskilde Festival, features Manus Bell as the host and Mads Lemmike as co-host. Every Wednesday in spring 2024, they engaged in conversations with Danish rappers who had something meaningful to share. Each episode explores rap, rights, and justice, inspired by a song brought by the guest artist.

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Rap bootcamp in Dar es Salaam between Tanzanian A-list rappers, Danish artists, and local youth. The project is a collaboration between Rapolitics, Boomplay, and Affiliated.

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With this concert, Rapolitics stood in solidarity with young Iranians fighting for freedom and justice, doing our part to help stop the executions of Iranian protesters.

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