The ceremony ended with a group photo with all attendees, as well as two ending songs from Calle Manu. The candles went on to be lit for the rest of the afternoon.

Attendees of the event were encouraged to also participate in the lighting of the candles, as members of ATOM and the UP Student Catholic Union (UPSCA) helped in distributing lighters.

A Poetry segment was then followed by Candy Yuzon, then two songs performed by Calle Manu, of which one of the songs were titled "Tukhang."

The mic was then passed to Volt Bohol, President of 'August Twenty-One Movement" or ATOM, then unto Princess Nemenzo, Widow of the 11th UP President who she and her husband were victims of the first Martial Law, saying "Konti konti gumigising ang karamihan.."

The professor then commended the participation of rallies all around the country, saying "..nag-six digits tayo higit.." referring to the number of protestors present in the People Power Monument, at Luneta Park and various other major cities.

Presenting the evolution of where the Filipino people get their sources of information, Canoy explains the growing mainstream of Social Media becoming the platform ever since 2017, to the plight of TV News.