Organisations
Whether you go to weekly classes, socials in other cities or festivals abroad, we’re all part of a global community of Lindy Hoppers and so it’s important we all strive to create a more inclusive, equitable scene that reflects the values of the culture Lindy Hop comes from.
Check out these organisations who are doing great work to educate and support our global community.
Black Lindy Hoppers Fund
Championed by Black leadership of the Lindy Hop community, BLF’s mission is to provide assistance to established and developing dancers, musicians, researchers and community builders endeavoring to be of greater service to community members of African and African diasporic heritage.
Find out more about what they do here.
Collective Voices For Change
CVFC is an international initiative committed to addressing the issues of racial inequality and cultural appropriation in the jazz dance community around the world. They hold seminars and provide resources and support to help activate communities to create positive change in the Lindy Hop scene.
Find out more about what they do here.
Frankie Manning Foundation
The Frankie Manning Foundation was set up to preserve the stories and legacy of Manning, the Savoy Ballroom and the history of Lindy Hop, as well as to support the future of the global Lindy Hop community.
Find out more about what they do here.