Prof. Sajnani warmed up the assembly by guiding volunteers to build a human body sculpture. Then Mr. Mollica greeted the youth in the room with the words: "Young people are inheriting a world facing enormous problems. The two most important are the climate change and massive migrations. The enormity of all this risks to paralyse action. But my father used to tell me - Son, take on a problem you cannot solve! In this way you'll get meaning for your life."

The event followed on with the competitors presenting their works,  all involving and inspiring. The jury spoke then, with the professors: Rev. Jerry Streets from Yale, Nisha Sajnani from Lesley University at Cambridge, Taiwo Latef Sheik from the Fed. Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Nigeria, Sandra Crosby, from the Boston University Schools of Medicine, Christopher Mollica, from HPRT. The jury followed precise criterions, like originality, creativity, personal commitment, artistical relevance, effective communication, extension and correctness of the information transmitted.

First prize has been assigned to the work of Agustina Alesia Lammel 

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