Gucci Announces Second Class Of North American Changemakers Scholars:
Gucci announced the 2021 class of Gucci Changemakers North America Scholars on Thursday. This year's 22 scholarship recipients were selected from a competitive pool of 450 applicants. The selected scholars are pursuing various careers within fashion, and will receive an academic scholarship for up to $20,000 in addition to mentorship and virtual internship opportunities through Gucci America.
“We are honored to announce the selection of these talented and creative students from all backgrounds The funding allows young talents to be able to express their creative freedom by alleviating some of the financial burdens associated with higher education. All awardees will have the opportunity to participate in the Gucci Program for Scholars, a 6-week long virtual summer program.
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