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WAVVZ founder strengthens Ghana-US creative ties through fashion

One initiative he highlighted is a partnership with the Worcester Art Museum, where 12 emerging creatives are being mentored to present their own work after training in fashion design, branding, garment construction and creative collaboration with professional artists.
Qlynton’s work reflects a broader effort to use fashion and the creative industries as tools for education, entrepreneurship and cross-cultural collaboration, strengthening ties between Ghana and the United States through skills development and innovation.
Qlynton said the experience reinforced his belief that Ghana already possesses exceptional creative talent, but many young people need greater access to mentorship, resources and opportunities.
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