When is it born?

The “TCK Movement” association was formally founded on June 26, 2019, with the aim of developing a wide range of non-profit socially beneficial activities in the area, for the benefit of members or third parties. It is made up of members of the Tck Crew, an artistic group founded in 1997, comprising artists from various hip hop disciplines.

Where it operates

The association’s territorial scope is Naples, specifically the sixth municipality, an area where the collective works to address the structural lack of places and activities for creating and sharing culture.

Goals

For over twenty years, the collaborative work of a close-knit group of collective members has promoted the following activities:

• • Management and coordination of training courses
  • Conventions
  • Artistic coordination
  • Organization and/or participation in recreational and creative workshops
  • Promotion of public initiatives with social and cultural goals.
  • Establishing connections with communities and families through cultural activities in synergy with all institutional bodies, especially schools.

Benefits

Socially and culturally beneficial activities aim to strengthen the bond between the population and institutions, consolidate the concept of legality, and promote the defense of human rights. Promote the values of solidarity and cooperation, foster social interaction, and encourage personal improvement through the social approach of the arts.

User

TCK has always organized events and activities for very young audiences (primary school). The association’s program of activities is primarily aimed at a segment of the population at serious risk of social exclusion or who may be affected by family problems due to precarious economic and employment conditions. Many courses and training programs are dedicated to this segment, such as: Breakdance, Graffiti Dance. Furthermore, the continuity of the program, facilitated by the instructors’ in-depth knowledge of the artistic disciplines, also allows access to an audience of adolescents who are advancing through the curriculum. Promotion projects are primarily aimed at adolescents.