Training pillars.

Five disciplines.
Reinforced every day.

Each pillar is taught through a workshop, reinforced in committee debate, and individually mentored by chairs.

i.
Public speaking mastery

Structure, pacing, presence. From the 30-second moderated caucus to the unmoderated speech — speak the way the people who get listened to actually speak.

ii.
Strategic negotiation

Bloc dynamics, shared interests, leverage and concession. Move from arguing your position to building the coalition that makes it pass.

iii.
Resolution drafting

Preambulatory clauses, operative paragraphs, amendment strategy. Write the way diplomats write — clearly, deliberately, durably.

iv.
Diplomatic communication

The right of reply. The power of restraint. The diplomatic register. Speak so you'd be welcomed back into any room you've been in.

v.
Leadership under pressure

Crisis breaks soft skills. Train under realistic stress and walk out with composure that carries past committee.

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The committee.

One chamber. All voices.

YIMUN 2026 features a single committee — the UN General Assembly — to create an authentic, intense and realistic simulation where every delegation is heard.

UNGA Plenary

United Nations
General Assembly.

All delegations meet as one. Topic released in June 2026. Position papers required. Awards adjudicated separately within the high school and university tracks.

Format
GA Plenary
Tracks
High school · University
Procedure
Standard UNA-USA
Topic
Released June 2026
The chair presides
The three-day schedule.

From opening
to awards.

Day 1Thu, 14 August
09:00
Registration & breakfastHofstra University · Student Center
10:30
Opening ceremonyKeynote speakers and distinguished guests welcome the cohort.
13:00
Workshop · Public speakingStructure, pacing and presence — practical, hands-on.
15:30
Workshop · Diplomatic communicationTone, register and the language of restraint.
19:00
Welcome dinnerMeet your cohort and chairs in an informal NYC setting.
Day 2Fri, 15 August
09:00
UN Headquarters visitStep inside the real arena of global diplomacy.
13:30
Committee session IOpening speeches, agenda setting, first moderated caucus.
16:30
Workshop · Negotiation & resolution draftingBloc dynamics and the operative paragraph.
21:00
Exclusive social nightA celebration in vibrant New York. Dress code: smart casual.
Day 3Sat, 16 August
09:30
Committee session IIWorking papers, amendments, sponsor blocs.
12:30
Final voting blocThe path to adopting the resolution.
14:30
New York City tourIconic landmarks, skyline views and the energy of NYC.
19:30
Closing & awards ceremonyRecognition for both the high school and university tracks.

Schedule subject to minor refinement. Final program shared with admitted delegates by July 2026.

Recognition that matters.

Awards are presented separately for high school and
university delegates — fair recognition at every level.

High school track
Awards

Best Delegate · Outstanding Delegate · Honourable Mention · Best Position Paper. Adjudicated within the high school cohort.

University track
Awards

Best Delegate · Outstanding Delegate · Honourable Mention · Best Position Paper. Adjudicated within the university cohort.

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