“She’s [Maya Jama] partnered with social enterprise Creative Access, whose work focuses on helping young people from under-represented backgrounds get opportunities in creative workplaces, to create the scheme,” reports Grazia.
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“She’s [Maya Jama] partnered with social enterprise Creative Access, whose work focuses on helping young people from under-represented backgrounds get opportunities in creative workplaces, to create the scheme,” reports Grazia.
