DCA graduates 54 emerging creatives after six-week industry training

The Del-York Creative Academy (DCA) has graduated 54 emerging creatives following the successful completion of its six-week intensive July 2026 Fellowship programme.

Kehinde Olatunji

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DCA graduates 54 emerging creatives after six-week industry training

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