GDC Donates To Scholarship Programs For 2024 Event
GDC Donates Over 700 Passes To Scholarship Programs For 2024 Event

The Game Developers Conference is dedicted to supporting and uplifting underrepresented voices in the industry. As part of this mission, we’ve partnered with over 25 organizations—donating over 700 complimentary passes to their GDC 2024 scholarship programs. Find out more on these programs below, as well as how to apply for them.
Each year, GDC proudly partners with a variety of organizations through which qualified candidates can apply to receive complimentary GDC passes. These partners are helping to shape the future of the industry make-up by providing opportunities to, and amplifying the work of, game developers from marginalized communities.
GDC partnered with somr organizations for GDC 2024. Each partner has their own scholarship program guidelines, application process, and deadlines—so head to GDC’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion page for up-to-date information on how and when to apply. You’re also welcome to keep an eye on GDC’s social channels: We’ll be promoting various GDC scholarship opportunities as they arise.
For the list of 2024 Scholarship Partner Organizations, please check GDC webiste.
Source:GDC
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