The Politecnico di Milano presents the fourth edition of CHANGE, the event dedicated to sustainability scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at the Leonardo Campus.
Thanks to the CHANGE Village, which will bring the day to life with booths, projects, and activities dedicated to sustainability, CHANGE has been revitalized and transformed into an immersive experience: an opportunity for meeting, discussion, and participation, open to the entire Politecnico community and the general public.
The event will be opened by Rector Donatella Sciuto and Professor Alessandro Perego, Vice Rector for Sustainable Development and Impact, who will present the Politecnico di Milano’s achievements and commitment to sustainability, guiding the audience through the major challenges of the present and the future.
The environment, the circular economy, food, and inclusion will be at the heart of a program of short talks, designed to reflect on the challenges of sustainability and how each of us can contribute to change—from everyday choices to major global challenges. Guests will include Lollo Marittimo, a marine biologist and content creator; Sofia Fisicaro, a science communicator and content creator focused on sustainable fashion; and BigMama, a rapper who addresses issues of inclusion and body positivity. They will share their experiences and reflections on stage, offering diverse perspectives on change.
During the evening, awards will also be presented to the winners of “Change the Game,” the sustainability challenge open to students at the Politecnico di Milano.
The evening will conclude with “Divulgazione coatta ambientale,” a show by Fill Pill, a stand-up comedian and science communicator, who will tackle the environmental contradictions and challenges of our time with humor and an unconventional perspective.
Following the show, a sustainable cocktail reception organized by RECUP—an association dedicated to recovering and repurposing food surpluses—will offer an opportunity for socializing and sharing, demonstrating how food can also be used to combat waste and promote more mindful consumption.
Admission is free; all you need to do is register.