Call for entries: Benilde Open Design and Art 2025
Through this endeavour and other projects that empower students to lead in creative, digital and service industries, Benilde continues its commitment to championing innovation and inclusion.
Full guidelines, eligibility requirements, and proposal forms are available at benildeopen.com. Submissions are open until July 30.
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