Art for Wellbeing Competition 2023

Enter the Art for Well-being competition by answering questions in the design, music, and film categories.

Arts is an excellent tool for building helpful life skills and is a way to connect with others, using imagination, self-expression, and creativity.

PMNCH’s “Art for Well-being Competition”, open to young people aged 10-24, has three categories: film, video, and design through which they want to see you express yourself and answer the question “What does well-being mean to you?”. This competition, and the “What Young People Want” Initiative are just some ways they are giving the floor to young people around the world to express what they want for their well-being, in support of the Global Forum for Adolescents and the 1.8 Campaign.

Quality and relevance to the five domains of adolescent well-being will be crucial for successful entries to the competition and selected masterpieces will be featured at the Global Forum for Adolescents itself, at major events leading up to the Global Forum such as UN General Assembly in New York and throughout the 1.8 Billion Young People for Change campaign.

At the request of PMNCH, the competition participants have the option to cooperate in promotional activities of the Art for Well-being competition, including publicity regarding the announcements of the winners across all media (radio, television, internet).  The competition participants are obliged to provide accurate, current, and complete information when participating in this competition. PMNCH may request a winner, before presenting the award/prize to provide proof of their identity. Parental consent will need to be granted by a parent or guardian for any underage (under 18 years of age) participants proceeding to the mentorship stage or for the use of their work.

The prizes are awarded in their current state. PMNCH will not be responsible for any visible or hidden defects in the prize nor for any damage during handing over of the prize.