Addressing Youth Mental Health Through Systems Change

The final presentations showcased the depth and quality of the students' work.

Each team delivered a compelling analysis supported by rigorous research, clear theories of change, and well-developed investment recommendations. The diversity of country perspectives enriched the discussions and highlighted both the universal and context-specific dimensions of youth mental health.

The quality of the presentations reflected not only the participants' engagement throughout the program but also their ability to translate complex societal challenges into concrete and actionable solutions.

A COLLECTIVE EFFORT

The final jury played a key role in enriching the learning experience through thoughtful questions and expert feedback.

We warmly thank:
Adrien Baudet (CEO and Founder, Koréis) ; Gabrielle Gautier (Koréis) ; Pierre-Philippe Lacroix (Ares) ; Emmanuelle Severino (ESSEC Business School) ; Marie Decreton (Action Tank) ; Elyse Michael-Berger ; Daria Mieszkielo et Bénédicte Faivre-Tavignot (HEC Paris).

Their expertise, commitment, and generosity were greatly appreciated by the participants.

A special thank you goes to Adrien Baudet, whose vision, expertise, and dedication made this Grand Challenge a truly transformative experience. His contribution was instrumental in helping participants understand how impact measurement and systems thinking can be mobilized to address some of society's most complex challenges.

The Grand Challenge perfectly embodied the ambition of the certificate: equipping current and future changemakers with the tools, frameworks, and mindset needed to drive meaningful and lasting systemic change.