What an honor for UHatin?® University (UHU) to perform "Change This World Together" at the 2013 Ambassadors Inaugural Ball to honor President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

UHU Ambassador's Quante Eggleston, Iviona Hatch, Sir Wine, DuRanD and a choir from Baltimore engaged the crowd with the theme song  behind our incredible grass roots initiative calling for people to lift each other up and “bury the hate.”

Dignitaries from around the world joined in celebration for peace through diplomacy and unity

the audience of world leaders to join in the song of unity!

CNN Contributor Roland Martin with Miss Africa Queen GiGi

Miss USA Nana Meriwether Miss Teen USA Logan West.

Special Thanks to Trea Davenport and Tyrone Sanders of Elite Social Events pictured here with featured performer Lira.

OUR MISSION: Make it popular not to hate.

UHatin?® or ULovin?® Two critical questions that raise awareness and cause people to think.

There is too much violence and abuse in the world and hate is responsible for more death and scars than cancer, HIV and heart disease combined.

Making it good in every hood.

The chorus of our theme song says it all: “We never make the same mistakes. We do the opposite and campaign to bury the hate. Divided we all fall, together we stand tall. I’m talkin’ to all y’all ~ CHANGE THIS WORLD TOGETHER!”

We welcome your support and your efforts to lift people whenever possible. Promote positive behavior in a fun and entertaining way and help us achieve our goals.

Represent positive behavior by rockin' a shirt around your school or community. Look for ways to lift people up. Enjoy the reactions and conversations that result. Participate in uHu outreach programs and consider Ambassadorship. Build a better existence for yourself, your school, your community, your nation and OUR WORLD!

Goals:

• Lift people up whenever possible
  
• Bullyless™ Schools
• Eradicate violence and abuse
  
• Reduce crime & prison populations

DuRanD & Quante' Mr. R&B making some change at Carver HS in Atlanta.

Bikini Nation showing some love to the campaign