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PROGRAM COMPONENTS
Working Sessions
The students participate in two Working Sessions in English where they apply committee protocol to pressing societal questions with their peers, engaging them to think creatively about global issues that specifically affect young people while gaining confidence in the process.
Student Meet-ups
Students become socially familiar with the MMUN international peer community while they have fun together at social events like Community Meet-Ups where they have informal exchanges and do activities which contribute to their sense of belonging to a larger international community beyond their classroom.
COORDINATOR MEETUPS
Teacher and Parent Coordinators registered for the program, also have the opportunity to meetup twice within the year to discuss best practices with MMUN staff and other coordinators who are also preparing students.
YLP WORKSHOPS
Parents, Observers and Chaperones are supported with workshops on topics such as Fostering Global Ambassadorship, Practicing Negotiation Outside of Committee, which offer guidance for how to help their student delegates as they prepare for committee debate and negotiation.
Conference
To culminate the program, students attend an international conference of their choice where they work together and socialize (over 8 days for an online conference and 4 for onsite conferences). The final result is a transformational experience as they negotiate with their peers on the solutions to world problems, witnessing the impact of their voices and vision.
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CLOSING CEREMONY DETAILS
The UN is an organization in constant operation and therefore the use of the UN GA Hall/FAO Plenary is not guaranteed for the Closing Ceremony.
Transportation to the Closing Ceremony at the UN GA/FAO is included if the United Nations grants MMUN access.
In the event that we do not hold pur Closing Plenary in the GA Hall or FAO Plenary, participants are entitled to a refund of $ 1.92. Because of the difficulty to process such small amounts. We will donate these funds directly to UNICEF.