YMUN 51 CommitteeS Coming Soon


General Assemblies

GAs are the largest committees at YMUN and some of the most intense. This year's in-person committees will return to their large size, which come the closest to simulating a real United Nations committee. They cover a broad range of real-world topics, requiring delegates to conduct thorough research, advocate for their ideas, and work effectively with many other delegates.

 

 

Economic and Social Councils

ECOSOCs are mid-sized committees that offer a middle ground between the intimate settings of the smaller committees and the diverse nature of the largest committees. We feature many committees representing a broad range of economic and social topics, where delegates will advocate for their own nation while collaborating to resolve issues of global importance.

 

 

Regional Bodies

RBs are an innovative style of committee, each small-to-medium sized with its own regional focus. Featuring both traditional and non-traditional UN committees, delegates in this year’s RBs will be confronted with some of the most pressing issues specific to their particular region. In an increasingly interconnected world, the voices of specific regions are equally important to shaping global discourse.

 

 

Specialized Agencies

Specialized committees provide students with the opportunity to discuss topics in an engaging, imaginative, spontaneous, and intellectually-stimulating atmosphere. Their small size leads to very lively debates, which encourage delegates to react quickly and engage fully with the topics being discussed. The committees cover a wide range of time periods, regions, and both fictional and non-fictional topics. Develop a deeper insight into Specialized agencies here!

 

 

Crisis Committees

Crisis committees focus on creative problem-solving on both an independent and collective level, where delegates develop innovative solutions to the issues at hand using both their own resources and the resources of others. These committees are suitable for dedicated and typically experienced delegates who think quickly on their feet and feel comfortable directing debate.